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09-27-15, 09:03 AM	#1
chairman Member Join Date: Nov-2014 Posts: 841 Country:	Red eft Found this little guy moving firewood. Pretty sure it is the eft phase of an eastern newt, Notophthalmus viridescens.

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09-27-15, 11:41 PM	#2
toddnbecka Member Join Date: Sep-2014 Posts: 1,252 Country:	Re: Red eft Yep. red eft stage of the eastern newt, the red spots along the back/sides remain the same in the adult stage. __________________ 7.6.26 Dominican red mountain boas, 1.1 carpet pythons, 3 ATB, 1.1 climacophora, 1.1 Russian rats, 1.1 prasina, 1.1 speckled kings, 3.3.1 corns, 1.1.1 black rats, 1.1 savu, 1.1 Stimson's, 1 spotted python, 1.1 Boiga nigriceps, 3 Olive house snakes, 1 Sonoran mountain king, 0.1 Sinoloan milk snake, 1.1 Dione rat snake.

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