Ok spill the data!! (henk, tim!)

here are a few pics of my tokyos -the better ones. i posted an improvement pic of my blacks in my original column in photo gallery on 'new tennants'

anyways a few so so-ish pics here of my tokyo hynobids.

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you know even though the tokyos fall in the accepted range -these still look like juvies to me -i mean tims photos show much different looking animals in their breeding pools and the ones that look similar are the ones he has personally raised...
 
Yeah, yours do have juvenile coloration. Here's a pic of a juvie of mine:

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