My Northwestern Salamanders.

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Here are my 5 Ambystoma Gracile. I have 2 sub-adults, 1 neotenic female, and 2 Newley morphed babies.
The two sub-adults
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My neotenic
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I can't find a pic of the two babies so ill take some when I get home.
 
Here are better pics of all of them. All were taken today :)
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