a few of my caudates

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Ian Rigg
bosc newt
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carpathian newt
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female alpine
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emperor newt
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blue spotted
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two lined sal
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spotted sal
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S s giglioli
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T kwiechowensis
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T verrucosus
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slimy sal
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spring sal
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four toed sal
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red back
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All very nice looking aminals.

Where did you aquire you emperor newts?
 
thanks peter..justin i bought the emperor or T shanjing from Hamm in Germany last year and they have bred for me this year..
 
WOW, you must have a lot of tanks! And what a huge variety!
 
The verrucosus are lovely!
 
Ians Zoo

Having visited Ians collection I can honestly say that it is very good and all the animals are very happy and thriving.

He knows his stuff, he's generous with his advice and he always maintains that it 'isnt brain surgery' just a balance of not over doing it and killing with kindness.

I recently had the fortune of having my son with me for a day at work (Bless him!!) and took him to see Ian while we were near his pad. My son was amazed.

Great shots Ian....hope to pop up again soon,

Mike.

PS Did I go over board on the complimants mate?! he he
 
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Great images! In spite of sounding like a wuss, I may add that I feel this is a very cute shot...lol:D
 
i love newts and stuff, i love that we all love newts and stuff, i'm going to keep them forever...
 
wow, That is a very impressive collection! Good job with the photos as well!
 
I have a very nice camera and some extremely cooperative little granulosas and every shot I take looks like a blurry still from a Felini film. These shots are clear and well done not to mention the beasts themselves are looking perfect.

Thanks for sharing
 
thanks for the comments everyone, this is just part of my collection i have quite a few more species.
 
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