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Post by adamanuran on Sept 20, 2005 8:04:53 GMT
I have also added Salamandrina terdigitata to my collection which is a real treat. These tiny little Salamanders are probably one of the most beautiful european species i shall also addphotos of these soon.
Adam anuran
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Post by adamanuran on Sept 20, 2005 10:41:04 GMT
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Post by willj on Sept 20, 2005 12:48:14 GMT
WOW WOW WOW!!!! i love this species too! good luck with keeping/breeding them!
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Post by adamanuran on Sept 20, 2005 13:22:14 GMT
Cheers, mate! I am awfully excited about them, as they are a real rarity in captivity!
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Post by willj on Sept 20, 2005 13:46:06 GMT
yeah i only know of one other perosn who has them!
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Post by Pollywog on Sept 20, 2005 15:05:44 GMT
They are becoming increasingly more common in captivity now, I was offered some by several European breeders for pick up at the Hamm show.
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Post by willj on Sept 20, 2005 17:47:10 GMT
they look like they are CB to which is good! they are rather pale, perhaps use the colour enhancer to get that lovely carmine red colour. or are they just pale when they are young?
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Post by Pollywog on Sept 20, 2005 18:58:52 GMT
The colour should develop naturaly as they age.
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Post by adamanuran on Sept 21, 2005 8:00:06 GMT
Herpetoculture on the continent is at least 5-10 years ahead of us especially in germany! For years the germans have been perfecting the art of breeding unusual things such as Onychodactylus, Dendrobates, Neurergus etc. I know it is possible to obtain most of these unusual stuff over there but i don't usually pass germany on the way to work so i'll have to settle for "obtainable in Britain!"
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Post by willj on Sept 21, 2005 17:16:43 GMT
oh well, this species is on my must keep & breed list so good luck to you in the future!
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