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leonardo
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I've recently (about 1 month)got three nice Pachytriton...
The person who I took them from told me they are labiatus, but they are rather different from the usual labiatus...
they are light-brownish on their backs, while the belly pattern is different between sexes: while both male and females have cream-whitish bellies, only the male has little black spots. one female has a single, small dark spot, while the other one (which is more similar to a normal labiatus) has a very pale "normal" pattern...
I'll post photos soon, is there any particular aspect that could be useful to identify them?
from the photos I've seen on the web, they seem to be Pachytriton "A", but I'm not that sure...
Leo
The person who I took them from told me they are labiatus, but they are rather different from the usual labiatus...
they are light-brownish on their backs, while the belly pattern is different between sexes: while both male and females have cream-whitish bellies, only the male has little black spots. one female has a single, small dark spot, while the other one (which is more similar to a normal labiatus) has a very pale "normal" pattern...
I'll post photos soon, is there any particular aspect that could be useful to identify them?
from the photos I've seen on the web, they seem to be Pachytriton "A", but I'm not that sure...
Leo