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Salamandra keepers please report in!

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Hey
Just joined the forum and saw the post and thought to add my name to the list. Have 1 S.s.salamandra sense 12/2013 and now looking to get 2 more and possibly start breeding. Pic below is my sal's home, can see a bit of his tail under the stump next to the pond.
 

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I'm so excited to be able to keep s. S. Terrestris! Thanks to the dedicated hobbyists who have kept and bred these.
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Re: AW: Re: Salamandra keepers please report in!

Reviving this thread. Given the US import ban on Salamandrids, I believe it's important for Fire Salamander keepers in the US to network. Please post if you are keeping fire salamanders. I keep several different types.
 
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2x S.Salamandra
5x S.Gallaica Serra de Arrabida

I'm open to buying or trading for other Salamandra subspecies or...for Cynops Ensicauda.
 

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Nice Andrew. How old are your Serra de Arrabida?
 
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