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Hi everyone! First time posting, I’m a newbie to caudata!

I’ve got some hatchlings and all of the wild types have speckles like one pic I’m including, but there’s this one single baby that has these splotches! Is that normal? Does anyone have one who looked like this? I’d love to see what it looks like grown!
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Caylac said:
Hi everyone! First time posting, I’m a newbie to caudata!

I’ve got some hatchlings and all of the wild types have speckles like one pic I’m including, but there’s this one single baby that has these splotches! Is that normal? Does anyone have one who looked like this? I’d love to see what it looks like grown!View attachment 95007
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Forgot to include a pic of what the other wilds look like lol here it is!
 

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