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Salamandra algira algira

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pictures from yesterday and today
 

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the largest of the offspring 2011 is now 16,5cm and all are beautiful salamander.
They are in an unheated room with currently 12 ° C,
they are siblings to Jeroen algiras in the bowl,
 

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ummi said:
Inspired by Jeroen with tingitana I will show pictures of algira algira offspring 2011,
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Sorry to dig up an old thread but what substrate are you using? It looks perfect for the salamandra subspecies that prefer a drier setup.
 
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