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Otterwoman

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Can anyone tell me these species? They are local to my village. I took some in in a tank and have been keeping them for a couple months. They lay jelly egg sacs but they never hatch. I want to learn more, and learn how to hatch them out, but I don't even know the species and they aren't in my Audubon books.

Thanks

p.s. here is a better pic of the brown type, but it's not my pic:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mudder_bbc/756722439/in/set-72157600033515592/
 

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