Fire-Belly & Sword-Tail Newts (Cynops & relatives)

Perhaps the most famous and frequently bred newts in captivity, the fire-bellied newts and sword-tail newts are well known throughout the world as being excellent, gregarious captives.
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C. orientalis...color change!
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Greenish Cynops pyrrhogaster from Kii Peninsula : male
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Successful fertilization?
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rickard
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Death of a mutated newtlet
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benjamin
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Polymorphism already in C. c. larvae?
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garrison
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C. orientalis laying partially developed eggs
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benjamin
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Cynops orientalis temp
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mark
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C. orientalis egg-laying rates
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benjamin
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Unusual coloration in Cynops ensicauda
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rickard
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New little guy, possibly shedding?
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jesper
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Cynops pyrrhogaster prefer dark??
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mark
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Breeding for Cynops orientalis
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mark
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C. cyanurus larvae
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garrison
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White spot in eyes of C. cyanurus larvae
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jesper
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Subsections?
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mark
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New Logo
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john
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Cynops orientalis
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benjamin
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Time between breeding and egglaying of Cynops ensicauda?
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paul
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Sex my C. e. popei juveniles, please!
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john
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Cynops larvae (abnormal coloration)
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