Salamandra larvae State of Play April 1st 2020
Banded Fire Salamander near metamorphosis
Portuguese Fire Salamander near metamorphosis
Salamandra larvae State of Play April 1st 2020
Fire Salamanders - 1.2 Salamandra s. salamandra "Beschkovi"
Italian Fire Salamander, Salamandra salamandra gigliolii. Adult male.
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Salamandra larvae State of Play April 1st 2020

All of the larvae currently in the water right now. Here are the types:
Salamandra s. salamandra "Beschkovi"
S. s. gallaica "Serra de Grandola"
S. s. gallaica "Coimbra"
S. s. gallaica "Serra de Arrábida"
S. s. terrestris "Solling Hills" high yellow x red
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yama
Hello John!!!
Do you have an eta date for these little ones!!! I would hate to miss out!!!
 

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