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Salamandra algira tingitana (Beni Arouss)

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KrisztianNemeth

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My 5 new juvenile S.a.tingitana several have very orange spots. Very happy with them!
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Thanks for looking! :)​
 
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Wow, cool colors! And nice photos! I think they are photo competition worthy. I especially like the last one. Great job!
 
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I finally got 4 of them, no orange spots, a bright yellow, the are approximatively 6-7 cm long,

the salamanders and their terrarium ;-)
 

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Yes they are, very healthy !
 

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