Taricha granulosa breeding! FINALLY!

otterwoman said:
Mine look exactly like yours.
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Dawn, do you know the general locale that your adults were originally from ( or their parents )? I mean like a very general region, like southwest Oregon or something of that sort. Because i noticed that that juvenile appears to have very little granular bumps, and they look far apart. Maybe its just the pictures but i thought i would ask. :happy:
 
If anyone is going to have any Taricha granulosa for sale anytime I would be very interested in getting three of them. It is nice to see people breeding them, I have found it impossible to find any captive bred ones. They look beautiful :happy:
 
Re-reading this thread really makes me miss mine. Said it already, but nice work breeding these guys!
 
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