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Hey guys,

No question today just wanted to show off big daddy all dressed up and colorful and was wanting to see everyone's newts too :D
 

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Both of those newts look incredible! They are both males, correct?

EDIT: Guess I already know about the first one, I guess I just need info on that last one then
 
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Yes, they are both male, female pyrrhos don't change colour at all in the breeding season,
 
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