Male shanjing

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my new male shanjing:

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Special thanks to Mike Shrom, and some spetacular good luck at the pittsburgh show this morning.
 
That's a very coloured specimen.
Very beautiful.

Greetings
~Mark
 
Hi Ira,
Talk about serendipity, It was neat to see a guy in a Caudata.org show today. It was weird that the Tylototriton showed up right after you asked about one.
 
you'll be happy to know he is doing great too. he ate two wax worms as soon as i got him into his quarentine tank.
 
update on new newt:

What a personable little guy, he saw me cutting up the night crawlers next to his quarentine tank and he just sat there like an expectant dog. didnt even run and hide when i opend the lid on his tank. he just walked over and took the earth worm right out of my hands, and is now sitting ontop of his hid looking at me like "hey bud, where is the rest?!"
 
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