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Identify the beast

This is a discussion on Identify the beast within the Photo & Video Gallery forums, part of the Photo Gallery, Video Gallery, Technique and Discussion category; I've gotten it narrowed down to pachytriton, but don't know if it's labiatus, or one of the A, B, or ...

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Old 3rd April 2004   #1 (permalink)
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I've gotten it narrowed down to pachytriton, but don't know if it's labiatus, or one of the A, B, or C species
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It's belly is orange blotched
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Might be brevipes. What size is it?

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They're about 6 inches or so (15 to 16 centimeters)
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Pachytriton brevipes no doubt whatsoever.
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Yeah, brevipes it is. These are really fantastic sals so enjoy!
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