My red eft pictures.

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Thought i would put up some pics. comments welcome.

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If you think I'm doing something incorrect or my setup isn't suitable tell me.
 
They're so adorable! How big are they? From the picture they look ginormous. Do you have two different subspecies right there or is it just colour variations. From the last picture on the left the one eft is really spotted while the other one is not.
 
Wildebeestking said:
They're so adorable! How big are they? From the picture they look ginormous. Do you have two different subspecies right there or is it just colour variations. From the last picture on the left the one eft is really spotted while the other one is not.
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they are pretty big some getting to 4 inchs, the one with lots of spots is close to turning adult, his color is turning olive green (the pictures dont show the true color) I've tried to get him into the water, he stays for a day or two but then finds his way out and doesnt return! I assumed the spots came with age.
 
They are very cute, I wish mine had a friend in there with him. Haha. I'm jealous of your setup because there are not a lot of hides. I need to set my tank up differently, my red eft has been hiding somewhere and I have not seen him for 4 days now.
 
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