Is this a paddletail or a fire belly?

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A few days ago I bought another three fire belly newts but when I looked at them one of them was a lot lighter in colour than the other ones.It has been aggresive with the other ones and has bitten off one of the fire bellies toes. I have uploaded some pictures of it and i hope you can tell me if it is a paddle tail or not.

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(Message edited by TJ on October 01, 2005)
 
you have neither, what you have is a paramensotriton sp. i would post the pics in the paramensotriton section. unfortunatly i don't know what species you have, since the genus is pretty messed up at the moment but i think i'm safe in ruling out laosensis and deloustali.
 
Thanks alot!!,thats really helped me.

(Message edited by half_newt_half_boy on February 24, 2005)
 
if i was to make an educated guess i would say caudopunctatus.
 
As Ralf points out, it is definitely P.caudopunctatus.
 
Its a male p. caudopunctatus (it has the spots on the tail = male)
Chris
 
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