hongkongensis metamorphosis

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I have just found my first baby has decided to brave the world. They have been gulping air for a little while now and finally one of the smaller ones is on land minus gills.
I was surprised as I expected one of the larger ones to be first but this little chap has made my day.
He is a bit shy and scuttled into a hide but I hope to take some pics tomorrow.
 
Good news, Maddie! Looking forward to pics.
 
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