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F2(second generation)S.atra atra

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Congratulations! The animals are absolutely stunning...and the baby is one of the cutest things I've ever seen.
 
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that is the cutest thing!

I remember seeing my first ever S. atras when I was about ten, when my dad took us hiking in the alps in southern Austria. It was a foggy, drizzly day and there were atras crawling around everywhere, by the dozens and dozens. The locals called them "tattermandels".

I was transported into a state of blissful hysteria, running all over after the salamanders, and my Dad had to threaten me with permanent abandonment to get me offa that mountain...

So Jay, how long was gestation? Is it really 2 years? And what temperatures do they prefer and are able to handle?
 
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Those are really cool....I wish I could get my gallicia to breed :(. Maybe I just need a couple of your F2's to turn my luck.
 
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