C. Orientalis or something else?

just a little update , I've found 38eggs and she stopped the laying activity five days ago , sadly more than half were bad :sad: so i've only a little more than 15eggs , i've promised (for free) some eggs for some people's but with only 15 I've to re do my original plan
Anyway the "survivor eggs" are developing , they are 10 days old more or less
now some pics ,
ps: the girl is going great , she eat anything anytime and she is so "bold" compared to my other Cynops Orientalis.

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Definatly looks like C.orientalis, but I suppose this has already been covered x)

either way she's very beautifull.
 
You know in hybrids, the offspring are often much larger than the purebred adults, like the liger. The tail doesn't look like my orientalis, but maybe mine are just special ;)
 
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another update
I got some pictures of the recently morphed newts from the strange Cynops
they are a little bit less than 3cm , only 3 made it and more than 6 larvae die apparently without reason ( water quality ok , alot of live food like daphnia - artemia naupli ect)
the proud mother first
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Hmmm...I don't think that is a girl.... ;)
 
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