Aneides vagrans eggs

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I pulled my vargrans clutch today to put on perlite. I've had pretty good success pulling lugubris at 60 days so I thought I'd try it with these. Really I had no choice, if they hatched in the enclosure I'd never find them all. A small clutch but a big success for me.
 

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I think I got a first. The first hatchling at ~75 days.
 

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Good work, Russ!
 
Big round of applause!
 
Thanks. They're sure some small buggers. Hopefully it doesn't take me another seven years to get F2s!!
 
Here's a pic from today. The ones I retained are definitely growing at different rates. I see this lugubris quite often too.
 

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nice job

It must be tough work getting fertile eggs from these guys. A job well done!
 
No, but I do owe this site an article on it.
 
YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!! I love all Aneides! I would love to see an article on caring for Aneides from you! Also, I would like to see a list of salamanders you keep.
 
Very nice Russ. You seem to be the man when it comes to aneides breeding. Congrats on another very cool species breeding
 
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