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It would help if you gave us a bit more information.... i.e. where you found or bought them.

Based on your Chinese profile I'm going to stick my head on the line and say they may be Liua shihi.
 
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Yes, judging from the round snout and yellow spots these are Liua shihi. Quite some variation in color pattern...
 
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