pics of my newt shedding

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This is the first time my paramesotriton shed. I was very excited, but I've seen him do it several times since. He ate the skin afterwards, but I wasn't able to get any good pics of that.
 

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Nice catch. Mine are always too speedy. By the time I'm getting the camera, they're sitting there with a ghost-foot (or saran-wrap newt foot) hanging out of their mouth.
 
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