P. hongkongensis and fuzhongensis, T. verrucosus

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A couple of pics I took this afternoon; Paramesotriton are juveniles, the Tylototriton is a young adult of the small dark form.

The P. 'fuzhongensis' do most resemble this species but, as is usual with this genus, seem different from many other people's 'fuzhongensis'.

The tylototriton is the great grandchild (i think) of John Clare's animals.

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Wow, those are nice pictures!

What kind of moss is in the first picture?
 
its a mixture of Java moss and Riccia sp. on a floating corkbark island.

Chris
 
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