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Hi everyone
Based in Scotland, got into caudates after reading an article about Temnospondyls

Currently keeping a trio of S.s.crespoi, 4 S.s.beshkovi and a couple A.tigrinum.

All housed indoors, nothing fancy but try to maintain a bioactive substrate.

Mostly feeding earthworms/nightcrawlers, but supplementing with woodlice, slugs and dusted crickets. (Crickets mostly for convienece not a big fan of them otherwise)

Looking at outdoor housing moving forward, particularly with the beshkovi.
…and keeping my eyes peeled for S.atra
 
Good luck with the your search I wish you the best! I lived in Edinburgh when I was young so that’s two things we have in common lol
 
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