Pleurodeles waltl Pride!

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I just thought there should be a post of appreciation to this wonderful species! My not-so-lil guy is so interesting to watch and it's so cute when he greets me by coming to the side of the tank near the door. So awesome :D
 
Cute! I've just gotten three juveniles (two leucistic, one wild type het for leucistic) and am happy to see so much talk about them on here. :)
 
Bit of a older post but thought I'd add to it
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