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Triturus karelinii - adults and juveniles

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jennifer

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Karelinii are great posers, probably because they are always begging for food.

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mark

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Hi Jen,
Nice pics, are these the morphs you got from all those eggs your adults laid?
 
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elizabeth

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<font color="ff6000">Jenn, those are beautiful pictures, are they breeding too?
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jennifer

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The juveniles are from eggs laid last fall (the newts got a little confused about the season!). They are currently laying eggs again, but these are being passed off to other people to raise.
 
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