A few pics from this weekend

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paris

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i was cleaning cages this weekend-and did a lot of water changes and algae scraping-i have a series of photos on 2 species i shot but here i am going to place some random shots i took of some of the others...
first are 2 shots of my taliangensis
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here is one of my green caudopunctatus
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and here is a shot of some 'teenage' chinensis i have
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Nice pics Paris. I love the toes on the taliangensis -- too cool.
 
Nice photos as usual Paris! I like that photo of the chinensis, the bottom one has a funny expression . What are they doing? Looks like either food or a fight.

(Message edited by fishkeeper on June 08, 2005)
 
<blockquote><hr size=0><!-quote-!><font size=1>Pamela L. Jordaan wrote on Wednesday, 08 June, 2005 - 02:06 :</font>

"Nice pics Paris. I love the toes on the taliangensis -- too cool."<!-/quote-!><hr size=0></blockquote>

I concur. They resemble the orange "fingernail paint" on Bombina orientalis toes, don't they?
 
talaingensis are hopeless beggars-and i give in to see this greeting me at the door (they even beg to people out in the hallway)
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joseph
-not sure what they were doing except watching me, they werent fed then and werent really fighting but were watching me so i shot a few pics-this one the one just happened to have his mouth open-he may have been sniffing the water....
 
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