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My tendency to find red-spotted newts with extra spotting continues, although this is the first time I've seen it on an eft. This one happened to be very fat as well.
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What a beautiful creature :)
There´s something a bit psychedelic about the almost constellation like pattern xD

And you are right, what a healthy, fat eft that is, the place must be a little paradise.

Thanx for sharing!
 
I've never seen spots like that on an eft!!! That's absolutly beautiful. And so scattered looking. Azhael is right, the spotting does resemble constellations.
 
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