The most attractively patterned species?

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This is a thread designed for amusement only. I just wanted to see how diverse the preferences are! I hope everyone can have a little fun submitting their vote! (This is not a "site sponsored" vote) For me...Juvenile N.V.V.(The Red Eft), this is a simply amazingly beautiful creature! Well, that's my vote...How about your's?

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I vote for Neurergus kaiseri, even people who don't care for newts can enjoy that kind of beauty. Pseudotriton ruber can be nice too.
 
Ambystoma annulatum gets my vote, but then again I am biased towards any Ambystoma species.
 
I agree N.kaiseri has a special quality that can reach even mentally healthy people.
My vote however goes for three other species(i can´t just pick one), the recently discovered beauty of C.pyrrhogaster, o_Ophryticus and....wait for it...........Lissotriton vulgaris! Yes, i find them incredibly beautiful.....
 
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Kaiseri are beautiful, probably my all time favorites but I think some Salamandra are as pretty as anything...
 
I'm with Justin on this one. A. annulatum. Very striking. Ooh, or A. macrodactylum, love the racing stripes. Also a big fan of Plethodon yonahlossee.

My roommate suggests Desmognathus wrighti's herringbone pattern, or the P. glutinosis complex.
 
I may be a little biased because they are all I have at the moment, hehe...and nobody has voted for them yet: C. Orientalis :happy:
 
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