New C.e.p. morphs

[ira]

Here is a shot of the morphs i recieved today. I got 5 of them total:

 

[benjamin]

And this would be the 104th time you've posted this picture?

 

[ira]

those other 103 times were in chat! they dont count.

 

[jesper]

Nice ones Ira! Are they kept terrestrial?

 

[TJ]

Those are some nice-looking ensicauda, Ira.

Good luck with them!

 

[ira]

Jesper> yes, i am keeping them terrestrial untill they are big enough to take chopped earthworms.

tim> thanks

 

[ira]

here is a nicer shot of the entire group. they are going to be lookers when they get bigger.

 

[mike(nathan)]

Yup, I agree those are nice.

 

[paris]

how big are they?

 

[ira]

they are ~2 inches

 

[jennifer]

Perhaps they are juveniles, but not "morphs" Ira? I recall from the advertisement run by your seller that they are around 10 months old; is this right? I mention this only because Paris was asking about their size, and she may also want to know that they are not new metamorphs.

 

[paris]

look like you may be lucky to have 2.3 i dont know if the tail size/ratio is identifiable even as young morphs-but i can see 2 that look different in there.....its a pity if its true this young-as all i have right now are females.... its odd to -i have a 2 year old and a couple of 1 year olds -and they are both the same size (the younger ones were big morphs -like tims, coming out at 2.5 iinches-one still has gill nubs despite morphing 4 months ago)