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hi my name is tracy
i have never done this before so pls forgive me if i get it wrong
i have two fire salamanders
can any one explain or show what there eggs or live born young look like
i would be grateful for some help in this matter
 
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Hi Tracy, welcome to the forum.:happy: Since your post is mostly a question, I'm going to move it to the newt and salamander help area. You might want to start with the articles and caresheets in Caudata Culture (links in my signature line). Other folks may be able to give you some more specific answers.
 
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