My latest Fire Salamander births

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Ian Barnard
Hi All

Just thought I'd post a couple of images of the latest young fire Salamanders to arrive. Firstly a single Bernardezi large and presumably fed well before birth. The origin of which is a site at Salas west of Oviedo. Followed by 5 Alfredschmidti one of which looks a little small and weak but hopefully will soon grow to match the others. The origin of these is the Marea Valley instead of the usual Tendi Valley.

Cheers

Ian
 

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