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Hey all! Let's all post our best photos of our favorite little dudes here eh? I'll start :D
 

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My two tiger larva just hanging out :)

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These pair are my favourites. :)
 

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Llamaguy36 said:
Hey all! Let's all post our best photos of our favorite little dudes here eh? I'll start :D
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Well...my favorite little dudes are a species I don't keep....so, do field herping photos count?
 

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Alpine newts have to be my favourite species. Their colours, especially in the breeding season, are fantastic.

 
My two weirdo axolotls Wooper & Toothless being all cute and kissing :happy:

And my new unknown species Axolotl, Andersoni, hybrid'ish girl Skittles showing of her shiny body!
 

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