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<i>Hynobius lichenatus</i> egg sac, larvae

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Now you are really making me jealous, these are the guys I would like to get breeding this year...
 
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Here are some Hynobius lichenatus larvae:

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I got my first morphs today, two of them:

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Three more to go
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Great set of photos...hopefully I'll get my dunni this summer....
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Thanks Chris. Here's another one just before, during, and just after morphing:

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Notice how the gills have yet to completely disappear
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