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Congratulations! What size are they? and how long did it take for them to morph? This is a species that´s really starting to catch my eye....i hope i can have the satisfaction of watching a kweichowensis morph in a few years....
 
Well, at least she took the time to get her nails done for the occasion.
 
They are around 30mm TL at metamorphosis. I don't know exactly how old they are as I was given larvae.
Yes, the toes are my favourite part ;-)
 
Sweet! I love tylos.
 
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