My Taliang Knobby Newt

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My Taliang Knobby Newt(Tylototriton taliangensis Liu )

I am a new, very happy to discuss with everyone about these animals, I can only speak a little English, please understand. This is one of my salamander, it is like to eat worms
 

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Nice photos! But... aren't taliangensis terrestial?
 
Mine are very much semi-aquatic. I have even noticed that certain individuals will spend almost all of their time in the water. Very nice animal!
Chip
 
freves said:
Mine are very much semi-aquatic. I have even noticed that certain individuals will spend almost all of their time in the water. Very nice animal!
Chip
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Yes, she was often in the water, but only to eat on land. This is my environment, keeping it
 

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Incredible!, are semi-aquatic?, could you post a picture of aquaterrariums.?

Greetings!
 
This is my aquarium, and a lototriton kweichowensis it live.


aquaterrariums aquarium agree whether the word? please
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