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Fire-Belly & Sword-Tail Newts (Cynops & Hypselotriton) Perhaps the most famous and frequently bred newts in captivity, the fire-bellied newts and sword-tail newts are well known throughout the world as being excellent, gregarious captives.

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Old 14th March 2005   #1 (permalink)
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I found this C pyrr in a pet store sometime ago, but finally got the pic off of my digital camera. Of course it wasnt for sale, and the owner of it named it "Godzilla" hahaha I really like the pattern on the belly.


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nice colors Click the image to open in full size. any idea on what plant that is in the background? the one with the leaves that look jagged on the edges. i've never seen that around here...
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Glad to hear you finally got a chance to see a C. pyrrhogaster in the flesh Click the image to open in full size.

Judging from its belly markings and coloration, it's a C. pyrrhogaster of the Sasayama race (C. p. sasayamae), which is found in parts of central Honshu Island, around Kyoto for example.

Hope you don't mind if i take liberties with your pic as it was a bit dark:

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the plant looks like it is plastic
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yea now looking at it closer i think your right.. oh well.
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I wonder if they know that "Godzilla" is female?
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Jon - The plant in the background is a silk plant that they sell at the pet store, I have one in my P waltl tank and they love hiding in the leaves and looking around for food.

Jen - I asked the lady who owns the newt if she knew it was a girl. But of course she didnt, but then again we all know what to expect from pet store staff Click the image to open in full size.

Tim - Thanks for making that pic clearer, I dont have a photo editing program yet, oh did you get those pics of the C. pyrrhogaster males with the super long toes??
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