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What is this beauty???

Neotenic_Jaymes

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Dang I saw this a little too late. Actually my 1st guess was going to be Triturus. Glad to see more albino cristatus.
 

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the newts now
 

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a very poor pic[taken on mobile phone] of crested today
 

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UPDATE
I have ended up with two females and 1 male, they are all showing signs of maturity, with male cresting up and tail wafting.
That means that[ as with other cresteds Ive raised] they have gone from egg to maturity in less than a year
 

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latest pics, will try get one of the male with his developing crest soon, as hes a shy one and hides each time he sees a camera lol
 

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Re: pic of the male

managed to get a pic.
hes tail fanning the females like mad now
 

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very unclear pic but best I can get, of male fully crested up
 

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I was wondering, does he still have the silver/white stripe on his tail like normal cristatus? Its hard to tell from the pictures.
 

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I was looking for this thread the other week, didn't think to look here!
The pictures don't really do him justice, I don't much care for colour 'morphs', but he is beautiful in the flesh, and naturally occurred from normal coloured parents as I understand it.
 

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Yes they came from normal coloured parents.
And yes i have eggs from the albinos but a very limited amount were layed a month or so ago then the laying stopped for some reason.
I am not having the best of luck this year, my laotriton only layed one, yes one egg then stopped.
The crested eggs are now larvae and growing well
 

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The small amount of eggs layed and raised are now juvenile newts?
I am giving them a short while observing them in a terrestrial set up to make sure they are eating etc then I will be putting them up for sale.
 
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