A different sal in the batch-help ID! (photos)

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paris

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i have a group of fire sals i got off the pet trade-got them in 3 different orders.

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i presume all to be S s salamandra-and they all look it except this one....
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so here are some pics from different angles
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and the head shot-it looks to me that the nose is more pointed that the rest
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so what do you guys think-i dont know alot about fires-is this a different ssp or just a nominate variant?
 
I think it's a s. s. salamandra. Some of mine have got spots on their belly. Do you know where they come from?
Ciao
 
no idea-its WC off the pet trade via an importer in Florida-i am presuming they,like most WC imported, are from Russia.
 
however colour varies a lot in this species. My s. s. salamandra have quite different colour patterns even if they come from the same place
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Ciao
 
Typical S.s. salamandra to me. I think most imports in the US should come from eastern Europe.
 
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