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Hi guys i'm very happy to be part of one of the most big comunity for salamanders and newts
keepers .
I have already seen some of your animals and vivs and are just incredible .
I'm here to learn more about this fantastic animals and the best way to keep them healthy and happy .
At the moment i don't have any salamander but im wondering about get a couple of marbled at the next hamm terraristik ( Germany ) .
Guys sorry for my englesh , i know is not perfect :D !!!
Ciao .
 
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la salamandra said:
Hi guys i'm very happy to be part of one of the most big comunity for salamanders and newts
keepers .
I have already seen some of your animals and vivs and are just incredible .
I'm here to learn more about this fantastic animals and the best way to keep them healthy and happy .
At the moment i don't have any salamander but im wondering about get a couple of marbled at the next hamm terraristik ( Germany ) .
Guys sorry for my englesh , i know is not perfect :D !!!
Ciao .
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Welcome to the site!
It makes a nice change to see someone doing their research before they get their animals rather than after.

Here's the care sheet for marbled newts if you haven't seen it already. :)

Caudata Culture Species Entry - Triturus marmoratus
 
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