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Need help/info!!!!prego salamander!!!!

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malinda

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hey...
i have a spotted salamander and i think she is prego. she eats freakishly and she has gottten fat and 1 of the pther salamders will not leave her side. prego or not??? how long are they prego for?? i need some info...feel free to email me please!! xobluehillbabygirlox@yahoo.com thank you!!!
 
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joan

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Spotted salamanders do not breed in captivity, not to mention it is not breeding season (which is in late winter/early spring). It's probably just obese. Don't feed it as much.

(Message edited by joan on September 10, 2006)
 
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