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- Thread starter justin
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henk
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I don 't trhink the first shot are vulgaris. The specimen has yellow dots behind the head which vulgaris doesn't ha ve. Juvenile T. vittatus and T. italicus have this (probably some others too)
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sergé
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And Triturus boscai...
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yago
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I would say 1 year old os so t.vittatus ophryticus because of its coloration and patterns and the 2 dots behind the head which is a clear characteristic of t.vittatus juveniles.
I won't discard bosca's newts though the 2 dots are not characteristic.
I recommend to take a belly shot which will sort out the specie.
Best greetings
I won't discard bosca's newts though the 2 dots are not characteristic.
I recommend to take a belly shot which will sort out the specie.
Best greetings
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jennifer
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Note to Jesse: I moved your photos of the 2-tailed tiger into a separate thread, also in the Photo Gallery.