Caudata Culture Species Entry - Cynops pyrrhogaster - Japanese …
A medium sized newt (9 - 13 cm; 3.5 - 5.5 inches) with distinct parotoid glands, rough skin, and an arched back. Coloration is chocolate brown to black above occasionally with red specks or spots along the dorso-lateral ridges and an orange to crimson colored belly with darker markings.
Caudata Culture Articles - What kind of Fire Belly is it?
Chinese Fire Belly Newt (Cynops orientalis) This species is the most well-known newt. If you have a firebelly newt, this is typically the one you have. According to N. Nelson in his care sheet for Caudate Central: "A small newt (6-9 cm; 2-3 in). Dark brown to black above with an orange-red to scarlet belly with numerous black blotches.
Caudata Culture Species Entry - Cynops orientalis - Chinese firebelly
A small newt (6 - 10.3 cm; 2.2 - 4 inches) which ranges in color from dark brown to black above with an orange to scarlet belly with numerous black blotches. There can also be small spots of orange coloration on the dorsum and particularly on the upper surfaces of the limbs.
Fire Belly Newt Eggs | Caudata.org: Newts and Salamanders Portal
2015年8月9日 · Fire Belly Newt Eggs not fertile Hey guys, I have 5 fire belly newts, 4 females and 1 male in a 55 gallon tank I really wanted to breed them and keep a couple babies. and i have multiple friends who are dying to have a couple of these precious creatures! In the last couple months the females have been going crazy and producing eggs like crazy.
Fire Belly Newt Tank - Caudata.org: Newts and Salamanders Portal
2011年6月10日 · If its attacking tank mates it sounds like it would be a Paddle-Tail or a Warty Newt, which are often sold at pet stores as 'Big Firebellies' or just 'Firebelly Newt'. If you do ever decide to get a new one, I would try finding a breeder, although CB fire bellies are hard to find, since almost all petstore newts are WC and are in bad condition.
Caudata Culture Species Entry - Cynops cyanurus
Eggs hatch approximately 3-4 weeks after laying. The eggs and larvae are cold-sensitive: at temperatures below 65°F (18°C), eggs will take much longer to hatch, and larvae will fail to grow. Thus, a good temperature range for rearing larvae is 68-72°F (20-22°C), which is generally warmer than the range recommended for other newt species.
fire belly newt, humidity - Caudata.org: Newts and Salamanders …
2007年9月12日 · fire belly newt, humidity. Thread starter jazz298; Start date Sep 12, 2007; J. jazz298 New member. Joined ...
Question: - Fire belly newts won't enter water or eat
2011年5月14日 · I have 7 newts with excellent water quality (ph gh and kh are all fine) and temperature (60 degrees F). The water is full of hiding places and plants and it...
Tank setup/water questions in preparaton for fire belly newt?
2013年9月3日 · Always keep in mind you should never keep substrate a newt can swallow to avoid impaction. All substrates and ornaments of course should be thoroughly cleaned using warm fresh water. Never use soaps on anything that goes in your newt tank. As for cycling a tank, read up on the nitrogen cycle.
Caudata Culture Species Entry - Pachytriton - Paddletail
Pachytriton labiatus is the newt most commonly sold as a "Paddle Tail Newt". The body is normally a dark brown, although paler specimens appear from time to time. The venter ranges from brown and red mottling, to a mosaic of brown, red, and white. Sometimes the red is more of an orange color.