Juvie C. Orientalis(terrestrial phase)

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This is one of my 6 C.orientalis , the others are all acquatic but this one is not ready yet , he/she eating well on chopped earthworm very small freshly shed mealworms and some drosophila.
This is my first post here , this site is just awesome and really informative so congrats to everyone. Ps: english is not my leanguage, im sorry for the grammar error ect
Now the pics:happy:


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thanks for looking
 
What an incredibly cute little guy! Seems that it is quite healthy, keep up the good work. Its nice to see more and more C. orientalis morphs!

Thanks for sharing.

Mitch
 
thank you , he/she eating quite well and seems healthy , personally i love when they are terrestrial
 
Wow! Make sure to get some of those pictures into the calendar competition (if it's not too late). She's beautiful, and those really are fabulous pictures.
 
It´s not CB though, is it?
It´s a nice looking fella, but it doesn´t look to be a juvenile, it looks adult.
 
azhael said:
It´s not CB though, is it?
It´s a nice looking fella, but it doesn´t look to be a juvenile, it looks adult.
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hi , they are CB , a friend of mine who breed C.Orientalis gave me 6 freshly morphed animals more ore less 7months ago, the were so small, the acquatic one's are around 6 to 8 cm (2-3inch) this one is almost 5 cm
 
I agree with azhael, mainly because of the eye size. Terrestial orientalis are beautiful with their grey skin, but i prefer keeping them in water. Pictures are very good, newt looks like female to me.
 
Yahilles said:
I agree with azhael, mainly because of the eye size. Terrestial orientalis are beautiful with their grey skin, but i prefer keeping them in water. Pictures are very good, newt looks like female to me.
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thank you , yes they are around 8months old, so sub-adult adult is the right description for them
 
terrestrial fire bellies look awesome with the dry skin look. Great pictures guy!
 
That is one beautiful lady you got there. The pictures look like how my old set up was for them!
 
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