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Sorry for the poooor quality photos. Just had to show my sweet Ella (cynops orientalis). She is so very pretty.
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Bella Ella Hello
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Bella Ella Smooth
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Bella Ella Bella Belly

(Message edited by Salmonella on November 06, 2004)
 
Well she sure looks healthy and well cared for. THe tank is well planted, looks like she is in good hands there...
 
Thank you Henk, and Jennifer.

Ella is a BIG eater, but she is probably gravid. She is the mother of a couple batches of larvae. Her mate is Sam. He is a large, handsome, fellow.

I just wish that I had the equipment, and knowledge, to take decent pics. So in the meantime, I promise that any future pics will be just as bad. So for all future photographers, when you are frustrated, take a look at mine - you will feel much better about yours!
 
Nice animals Pamela, and take heart, your pictures aren't that bad when compared to mine!!
 
Wow judging by the shape of her cloaca she looks like she's in breeding condition.
 
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