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merk199

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Never heard of a zig zag salamander....I don't know about your salmandra salamandra but my look identical to his....Maybe sell for $200 ea as they have the special genetic gene and they are sexually mature...LOL
 
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I removed the link to the site since we don´t allow links to commercial places that carry WC animals.
Having seen the pictures i think they were WC S.s.salamandra...that pattern is not something "genetically" special...
 
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