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i'm really getting back into the painting lark

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just thought, leap snail just doesnt sound the same. lol
very nice pic, keep them coming
 
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Is this another shocking attempt at a bullfrog? Is the newt racing the snail up a tree?

Very nice, can’t wait for the next one… time for a salamandra!
 
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I know it's generally frowned upon keeping snails with newts, but what about bullfrogs?
 
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thanks for all the comments ,i thi..???????????snail,,, oh you mean the axolotl...and please Mark ,bog wood not red wood
 
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and I also agree with everyone else, nice colours indeed, L vulgaris I think, and the axie is wild-type if I'm not mistaken..
 
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