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Tylototriton shanjing metamorph photos

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This is a continuation of this thread:
http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/13/75454.html?1167606181

These photos were taken a day post metamorphosis except the last two which are a month post metamorphosis - you can see the colour on the tubercles now.


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These guys hatched at 8-9mm and morphed at 60mm
 
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Thanks all!

Rachel: Only 25 eggs were fertile but unfortunately I lost a group of 10 larvae very early on, before they had developed limbs. Since then there were no problems and there are now 15 morphs all doing well.
 
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They look like the are in super condition....and are quite big morphs too! Good Work.
 
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