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- Thread starter sammannell
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He looks fantastic! Pyrrhos are my favourite species, I just love the crazy colours in the spring.
There is a thread just for showing off our pyrrhos here;
http://www.caudata.org/forum/f1173-...-video-gallery/79697-pyrrho-pride-parade.html
There is a thread just for showing off our pyrrhos here;
http://www.caudata.org/forum/f1173-...-video-gallery/79697-pyrrho-pride-parade.html
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Sith the turtle
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Both of those newts look incredible! They are both males, correct?
EDIT: Guess I already know about the first one, I guess I just need info on that last one then
EDIT: Guess I already know about the first one, I guess I just need info on that last one then
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Yes, they are both male, female pyrrhos don't change colour at all in the breeding season,
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