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It's been long since I posted something. So, here some pics of my Salamandra bernardezi. Pictures are poor quality but I hope you enjoy.

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Most of the time I don't regret the fact that we Dutchmen aren't allowed to keep indigenous animals, except when it comes to I. alpestris and S. bernardezi. Sigh...

Nice animals Steven!
 
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Salamandra s. terrestris:
 

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Another S. s. terrestris and a couple S. s. atra:
 

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Niels D said:
Wait a second! You've also got atra. Now I'm starting to get really jealous! You're also more handsome than me. The world is a cruel place....
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All true! Especially the handsome part... :p But you're still the ALPHAMALE, that makes you more succesful than me...
 
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