Triturus vittatus

[TJ]

 

[anthony]

hi tim very nice i have some eggs,coming tomorrow hope they turn out as nice as yours.
tony.

 

[TJ]

Hi Tony. Good luck with the eggs! This is my pic but not my newt, by the way

 

[nate]

Fantastic animal, Tim.

 

[TJ]

 

[TJ]

And here's a pic of a female (taken through two panes of glass...

(Message edited by TJ on April 08, 2004)

 

[josh]

Nice Pics Tim

 

[jennifer]

Hurray, finally someone bothers to take a picture of a *female* vittatus!!!

Do you happen to know what subspecies they are?

(Message edited by jennewt on April 09, 2004)

 

[TJ]

Sorry, I've no idea of their origin. I asked, but the pet shop people said they didn't know.

 

[mark]

They look like T.v.ophryticus to me.

 

[elizabeth]

<font color="ff6000">Mark, what is the main visual differences that are apparent in the sub species t.v.o compared to the t.v.v.</font>?

 

[mark]

I find that T.v.o is much brighter in breeding season than T.v.v.
Have a look on CC and you'll see what i mean but this is just a guess and the way I tell the difference so it might not be correct.

 

[kamil]

Hi!

A female T. vit. vit. looks like this:

(Message edited by Kamil on April 14, 2004)

 

[sergé]

See the caudata culture side where pictures from the different subspecies are shown. These animals from Tim are ophryticus for 100%.