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Advice from Salamandra Salamandra Gigliolii keepers

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Hey everyone.
So i'm possibly going to be obtaining a pair of gigliolii this year and was wondering ahead of time if theres any unique experiences/ tips keepers of this species has observed? From what i understand, calcium supplementation has been recommended to others in the past. This being due to their natural environment.
I'm just looking for anything/ input on them. If i do get them, i want to provide the best for them. If not...its always good to learn more on a species! : )
 
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