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Help in identifying FS sex

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LadyHawke

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Sorry to be asking but I'm new to identifying the sex of a fire salamander. Can someone please advise if this is a male or a female. As I have only one salamander I have nothing to judge against. Thank you in advance :)


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AW: Help in identifying FS sex

Hey LadyHawke,

i would say this is a male.

Greetings,

Markus
 
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