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:pHello, I'm Amber. I subscribed to this website because i have just aquired two tiger salamanders. They were larval when i got them a few weeks ago but now one is changing. I wanted to know what type it was. It is black with silver spots. I might have better luck if i post in another thread but I am no too sure how this website works. :confused: I'm not too internet savy.
 
thank you :) i posted a new forum with a link to the picture.
 
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