Bombina variegata kolombatavicii

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These are some of my CB B.v.kolombatavicii they are now 18 months old and coloration has not quite developed fully yet.
Male dorsal
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Male ventral
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Female dorsal
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Female ventral
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(Message edited by pollywog on December 30, 2004)
 
This is a pic of the ventral coloration of their father. I raised him from a metamorph and he has bred for me many times over the years, but as you can see he is now "getting on a bit" and is growing quite weak, his limbs are not as strong as once were but this photo shows well how the black markings merge to form "collar and cuffs" as the frogs get older.
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