A few random photos from this weekend

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paris

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i got a few shots in of my eggs but i also took a few random ones -first here are some montadons from dave nashes stock
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here are some black salamanders -the golder one is a juvenile getting to adulthood.
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sierrae juvenile
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two p waltl larvae fighting over a worm
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Very nice pics Paris! It's amazing that Dave actually had problems selling all of those (T.montandoni), they look beautiful.
 
That T. sierrae has an acting career playing an alien.
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Nice flavs, what county? I have some from Sonoma county that I raised from hatchlings. They never did get that patchy look, they just looked like glutinosis until they started to mature.

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nope russ-dont know where they came from, i got them 2nd hand -i might suspect sonoma though, ill have to ask the guy they came from. i have 2 so its hopeful i wouldnt need anymore but a basic look at their vents leads me to suspect they are the same gender...

pinpin---more taricha shots to come! but here's a teaser..these are my taricha torosa torosas in a temp tank while i adjust a new one for them -they are getting into breeding condition. the male is starting to pale out and the female is huge!! (the other female is about 1/2 this gravid) the other male is not in season yet as he is busy recovering from being very ill-hes got great weight on now though. this isnt a great photo but it shows the dimorphism -the one in front is the male
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as for that sickly guy-well hes become quite a shameless beggar!
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I'm teased and tickled.
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Thanks for posting. That female looks ready to drop a cluster.
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I was feeling a bit depressed at the lack of Taricha photos recently. I hope you have success again with their breeding this year!
 
I love that photo of the larvae fighting over a worm. Good luck on taricha breeding!
 
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