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Quarantine

Endemico

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Hello!

How much should last a period of quarantine for fire salamanders?
Simply isolation from contact?
 

Abrahm

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Quarantine should be between 30-60 days and should include complete isolation from all amphibians in your collection. Don't use tools in both cages unless you sterilize in between. Take care of quarantined animals after your current collection and if you need to return to the current collection, clean yourself very well. Use disposable gloves when handling quarantined animals or items they come in contact with.
 
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