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RE: Tiger salamanders bred in Japan???

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Posted by: Blecha at Sat Oct 6 12:47:17 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Blecha ]  
   

Yeah, I have several ideas on what triggers them and am going to try several different methods with different groups. I think it depends where the salamanders are from too. I'm sure brumation is important, along with rain... I'm kind of thinking they need a "dry spell" of sorts too... Even if they never breed, it's a fun project. Best of luck to us both!
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