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Hello,

I have been reading Caudata forum for a couple of years, and its finally time to start writing something.

In the salamander world I keep Tylototriton shanjing (Mandarin Salamander) and Salamandra salamandra (Fire Salamander).

As of now I have loads of larvaes from the Mandarin and also new eggs. Ill try post some pictures of my settup as I have tried to keep them differently the last couple of years and the last setup seems to be the most succsessfull for the Mandarin. They thrive alot more.
 
Welcome to the forum. I am really looking forward to seeing pictures of your setups.
 
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