One eyed beauty

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paris

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remember this guy
http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/13/16651.jpg
hes in part of the thread called tiger territory
http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/13/15268.html?1086622615
well here is a later photo of this guy-check out the veins in the gills picked out by the lighting
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this one was one not from my normal area -he/she turned out to be a very pretty blotched tiger -check it out!
28313.jpg
 
Very nice Paris. I'm not sure I would consider this a blotched tiger though. While the pattern is not typical of A. m mavortium it is almost nothing like that of A. m. melanostictum. It reminds me of some of the tigers I would find while I still lived in CO - there truly is quite a range of patterns.

Mark
 
yeah i know-its hard to tell where one pattern ends and another begins....im pretty sure though it is not the barred pattern-its a rounded modification of it-see my other post with the females with yellow on their sides....
 
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