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Salamandra salamandra gallaica

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ben-lee

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How big do these sals frow it says 5cm on pollywog but when you click it it says Size: 19 - 25cm (7.5 - 10").

witch one is it please?
 
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ben-lee

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and can you handle these like hold them and if so for how long? do they bite? thanks
 
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joan

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They're large salamanders. I'm sure already you've been directed to www.caudata.org/cc. There is a wealth of information there, and is always a good place to find answers to your questions.

Salamanders should not be handled at all unless there are extenuating circumstances which require it. This goes for all salamanders. Every one of them.
 
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william

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no they don't bite, if they try to it will not be poisonous and it will not hurt.
 
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ben-lee

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ok thanks for the info guys...2001 Feb...long time..more info :D
 
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ben-lee

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do you know of any places in the UK or a website that sells them ( leopard gecko's ) ? thanks ben
 
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mark

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Ben - before thinking "where can I buy one"..stop...take a deep breath and think "what do I know about this animal?" I've read numerous post of yours in the last few days (and boy there's been a few!) and it's clear that you have little understanding of basic amphibian husbandry, and now you are interested in reptiles..... You are obviously very keen...which is good, but please channel some of that energy in to learning the basics. Read some of the great articles in http://www.caudata.org/cc/ or buy book on the care of amphibians (or reptiles as your fancy takes you). Do your homework first and save us from your incessant postings...
 
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ben-lee

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iit may look as tho i am im just browsing the natural world, and to see whats on offer :p
i dont want a gecko thingi or a bearded dragon just like to see what there like
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