Guess what this is

[Mistery]

Goodnight again

[Crimsonthread]

Is it a canteen?

[Mistery]

No
It's a very common object - but usually it doesn't look like this

[Adventure]

Is to water reservoir for plants? I mean like a vase for one flower.

[Mistery]

ROFL
Yeah, it's simply a vase


It's a spongevase by Marcel Wanders (made of porcelain)

I have to go now, see you tomorrow (ermmm.... today... )
Bye, and sweet dreams for later

[Adventure]

Hehe, I first thought it was a water reservoir to moisture the ground of plants, but I changed my mind while writing. Sleep well, Mystery.

I hope this is easy because I actually wanted to go to bed too.

[someguy]

could you provide a link to the picture. I have some kind of problem with seeing these pics.

[Mistery]

Here you go:


Good luck, and bye everyone

[Adventure]

Someguy, if I would hotlink them, it would be too easy to track the picture down and to find the answer. But I removed the attach tags, so I hope you can see it now. If not I will use a host.

Edit: Ah Mystery already did this for you. Thanks a lot Mystery!

[Crimsonthread]

Perhaps a seamonkey?

[someguy]

thanks mistery.

It's one of mistery's clones.

[Adventure]

No, it is not a shrimp.

Nope, it also aren't alien clones.

[LovelyUndeadVam]

it's a mudpuppy.

EDIT: it's an aquatic salamander!!! (same thing as a mudpuppy but i thought i would clear that up. )

[someguy]

a really weird tadpole.

[Adventure]

It's indeed an amphibian, but this isn't the larval stage, but an adult. To be more specific, this amphibian does not go through metamorphosis, and that's why it looks like a tadpole.

Edit: Sorry Lovely, I missed your post. It's indeed a salamander, but not a mudpuppy. Though you are very close. In the wiki article it is mentioned because the larval stadium is often confused with this salamander.