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Just thought update the situation of the C.ensicauda with a swollen parotoid gland that I detailed back in December and January at:

http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/7/9795.html

I'm extremely happy to report that this newt has since staged a full recovery
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<u>BEFORE:</u>

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<u>NOW:</u>

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Perhaps you can see why I was so anxious that it be saved
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Many thanks to my skilled veterinarian, Dr. Kenichi Tamukai of the Den-en Chofu Animal Hospital in Tokyo!

(Message edited by TJ on July 27, 2004)
 
That's great Tim, bring him that far back from the "dead". Does the vet make housecalls to Chicago?
 
Heh. It's a girl. Glad she made it Tim, she's a fabulously golden example of a popei. Looks like she's in the mood for love too, any plans to breed her?
 
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