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Could someone sex these fire salamanders?
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XDragonGrlX
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The kinds look male to me. But its hard to tell on my phone lol
Stupot1610
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You have two males there. They have lovely markings, I assume they are S.s.terrestris??
michael
2010 Research Grant Donor
Male fire salamanders can fight a little. They should be o.k. without a female to fight over.
It is a shame you are not in the U.S. I have two striped females and am looking for a male.
It is a shame you are not in the U.S. I have two striped females and am looking for a male.
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Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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