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Bernadezi females
- Thread starter sala
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- Wappingers Falls, NY
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AW: Bernadezi females
Hello,
no, that's impossible. I apologize for my facetious question.
My guy here is the subspecies, Salamandra salamandra terrestris (Solling). I wanted to show how morphologically similar to individual animals of different subspecies can be.
Perhaps has the one or other recognized that?
Best wishes and not be angry,
Volker
Hello,
no, that's impossible. I apologize for my facetious question.
My guy here is the subspecies, Salamandra salamandra terrestris (Solling). I wanted to show how morphologically similar to individual animals of different subspecies can be.Perhaps has the one or other recognized that?
Best wishes and not be angry,
Volker
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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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