Paramesotriton ID

Wildebeestking

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So I purchased three of these guys from my local pet store, though, they were labelled under the guise of paddletail newt. Obviously they're some sort of paramesotriton, but I need some help identifying exactly what species. The belly is a mottled mix of reddish orange color.
 

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how are these guys doing?? are they breeding yet??
 
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