Cynops pyrrhogaster (Fukushima Prefecture)

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Hi Tim,
really nice pictures of C.p.s you've been posting recently. I especially like these Fukushima pics.

Ralf
 
Heya Ralf,

When I looked into the tank last night, I thought a P.waltl had slipped in there somehow,
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...this individual C.p being so mottled and all. Quite a striking transformation!
The other 3 have not changed markedly.

It strikes me that these northern C.p are so much chunkier than their southern cousins. I'll try to put up pics of some really big ones from even further north (Akita Pref.)
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Tim
 
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