Ambystoma tigrinum

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Just posting a few pictures of my two eastern tiger salamanders.
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Taking a swim...
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it might just be me, or do they have a fungus on their mouths in the 3rd picture?

great pictures anyhow
 
I think it's bubbles or foam from the water gathered around their mouths.
 
Those are some fine looking Tigers, Mark. Got any pictures of the entire set-up?
 
Very nice, big, juicy, tigers! Setup looks nice, post a pic of it the whole thing please!
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Thanks for the comments. I did post a link last year of the setup, although I change it around every now and then. Its basically the same though.

http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/985/17193.html?1088784392

You can really notice that my eastern tigers got a lot more of the tan blotching in the last year.

Also, the setup is on the caudata culture page for terrestrial setups.
 
These things are soo cute you could eat it.....
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( not really) But there cool!
Nice setup you have.
 
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