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My 4 B. Orientalis

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just want to share some pics of my Bombina Orientalis group , sadly they are all males and i can't find any females here:(. They are eating like pig mainly earthworm sometimes crickets and little waxworms
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thanks for looking
 
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Nice firebellies. You gotta love them sometimes...when they haven't demonstrated their knack for escaping :p
 
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thank you , i never seen my bombina triyng to escape(at least in my presence) but i know they can without a really secure lid
 
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Yeah I used to have a couple. They're pretty available during the right season...and they're cheap here
 
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