C.pyrrhogaster spring collection

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(I'm talking fashion here, of course
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It seems that blue and gold will also prove to be again popular this season
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(gold being C.ensicauda and blue being C.p)

(Message edited by TJ on April 06, 2004)
 
Wow, that's a lovely photo - the colours go so well together. Thanks for posting Tim
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Nice pics yet again Tim. We have seen so many different colour phenotypes of both ensicauda and pyrrhogaster from you; so how many animals of each species do you keep?
 
Thanks
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I broke out the Windex last night so subsequent pics should be less spotty.

The leaves in there that I collected from a mountain river make great background for pics and I've decided to add them to most of my tanks. They also seem to be a hit with the newts, making the tank environment less monotonous and more like their natural environment.

Jesper, that's a trade secret
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Let's just say I have a "broad representative selection" of each species. The ensicauda pictured above is the same as that made famous (?) by the Caudate Culture logo.
 
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