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Hynobius retardatus (Ezo Salamander)

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I've had this beauty for months and months but it's refused to morph.
 
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Hehe, thanks Mike. Here's a close-up to show this awesome animal in awesome detail:

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that guy is awsome it is related to axies? i dont know tooo much about sals but i'm still learning
 
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No relation to axolotls. Different genus. This larvae (same as above) still has yet to reach metamorphosis and doesn't seem in any great hurry...

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