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Re: True, but........but...I got a fat mama!

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Posted by Al on December 04, 1999 at 20:19:42:

In Reply to: True, but........ posted by Edfett on December 04, 1999 at 18:03:17:

One of my Cynops p. is 4.5-5 inches and huge! I think the description of neck glands were right on target...Paras seem to have triangular heads as well. When I first got back into Keeping, I bought Pachytriton l. thinking same family of Cynops...wow! what a big difference with aggression and size...I had some Cynops orientalis *(dwarf)...they would have been nice snacks for the Paddletails, if I didn't research them out first. It amazes me what pet shop tell folks..."Firebelly" encompasses most asian species and even some Taricha sp. (my first firebelly was a California red belly)
Al

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: One of my Cynops p. is 4.5-5 inches and huge! I think the description of neck glands were right on target...Paras seem to have triangular heads as well. When I first got back into Keeping, I bought Pachytriton l. thinking same family of Cynops...wow! what a big difference with aggression and size...I had some Cynops orientalis *(dwarf)...they would have been nice snacks for the Paddletails, if I didn't research them out first. It amazes me what pet shop tell folks..."Firebelly" encompasses most asian species and even some Taricha sp. (my first firebelly was a California red belly) : Al

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