Newt/sal paraphernalia (Part II)

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(continued from http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/8/5192.html )

T'was my good fortune yesterday to run into these nifty axoltl figurines at a shop. I've already gone and lost a leg, however
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Who knows though, maybe it got chewed off by another hungry axoltl figurine
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I wouldn't worry Tim. It'll grow back.
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Those are pretty cool though. Nice find!
 
Thanks. Here's another find that I don't think I've posted a pic of yet. I picked this up during a recent trip to Vietnam:

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Nice one Fabian. I have the same
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(thanks again R!)

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Also picked up these nice cases in Vietnam:

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Wow, this is all pretty nice stuff! I especially like those first cases you posted Tim. Too bad the real thing doesn't have such a lovely tail.
 
Yes, I was blown away when I discovered that case in a small shop in Hanoi. The "newts" on the other cases are a bit too lizard-like, but they're close enough. By the way, the axoltl's leg did regenerate, just like you said it would!
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Some of the figurines in this series are really quite realistic. Here's one that's sure to please fellow Hynobius-lover Henk...

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(Hynobius nebulosus)
 
That other figure is very nice too. How did you really get his leg back on??? Glue, right?
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