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I have bought 2 Fire Salamanders from Germany. They arrived today and are very nice and a good size. They are 10 months old. Already, they have been hunting the crickets in the tank. The crickets are worried because nothing had been chasing them at all until today. lol.
 

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Nice animals , do you know if they're M+F ??
It's possible to determine the sex of firesalamander at this age or they are too young ??
 
Nice salamanders. Species: salamandra s. terrestris?
 
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