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Neotenic larva

BILLY JAMES

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My 2011 neotenic terrestris now around 7cm.
 

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Molch

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interestring - is it an albino/leucistic as well? Did you breed it? Is this a one-time only or did you have others like it?
 
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That's an oddity. Do you really mean 2011? Did it have littermates that have already morphed?
 
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Awesome looking specimen! The coloration is really different. Wonder how it'll look like when its grown.
 
BILLY JAMES

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Yes its my first neotenic leucistic born i think january or february 2011 its normal siblings are now on land at 4cm.
 
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