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thought I would share a pic of Rufus gorging himself
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(Message edited by Dane_Zu on August 02, 2006)
 
Glad to hear they're eating for you now. It's a good lookin' salamander. Plump. A. maculatum is one of my favorites.
 
although this was the first time i actually SAW him eat its not as exciting as watching my blue spotted eat, they thrash around like a T-rex when they get a worm in their mouth's
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My Pachytriton thrashes around sometimes too... sometimes it's because his meal was just a bit too big. Nice sally.
 
I should get a picture of sally eating.
BTW cool pics. what type of newt is he?also glad to see him eating too
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