<i>Hynobius dunni</i>

[TJ]

Mark, H. dunni are indeed wonderful critters

though like most Hynobiids they spend most of the time hiding. I don't have an particularly presentable setup. They just live in a couple of layers of moss. Pin-pin, glad to see you leaving your Taricha shell

It's not only the green that's impressive ...check out the blue-spotted legs on these ones:

(Message edited by TJ on March 23, 2005)

 

[TJ]

 

[TJ]

The one in the pic above is 7.5 cm now. Not all are that blue though. This runt here is perhaps the least blue one I have:

 

[henk]

Well when I get my caemra up and running I will make some shots of my juveniles which are somewhat different in overall coloration ... it's still quite different from yours, but still undoubtfully the same species

 

[mark]

Nice pics Tim, amazing coloration.
Henk, i look forward to seeing your pics, can you describe the color of yours seems you don't have any photos?

 

[henk]

Less orange alike then Tims and eithe having large black dots or no black dots (some are also black but get into drap brown later). Yellowish tail a bit more pronounced.

 

[TJ]

I'm keen to see those pics Henk.

All of mine came from the same egg sac. Most are dark green but some are light green. Here's a pic showing the contrast: