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I have 3 ambystoma maculatum larvae that I have been raising. The largest is a little over an inch long and the other two are about 3/4 of an inch. When will they morph?
 
I didn't mean to post the thumbs down icon. Also they are outside if that helps.
 
It depends. If you keep them cool and well-fed, maybe not until late summer, and at a large size.
 
Thanks for your help. At what size do they normally morph?
 
I underestimated how big they were the largest is about 2 inches.
 
When I try to post an image it says that it is not a valid image file even though it is saved on my computer. Can anyone help?
 
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