A few shots

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P.fuzhongensis
Cb pair five years old
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The most warty one
P. chinensis
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T. verrucosus
resting juvenile
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love the verrucosus shot....it´s so damn adorable...and the fuzhongensis tail sheen looks amazing.great pics again man.
 
awwww, now i'm gonna have to look at that photo all night.
 
you T. verrucosus is a great picture. It instills great mood and the compostition is not bad either. (usually they tell you not to have the focus in dead center of the image) I really enjoy the texture of the rock(?) that the little guy is resting upon! I also enjoy the colour scheme.
Very nice image!
 
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