My Salamandra salamandra

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Salamandra salamandra gallaica


3 females (2 seems to be pregnant) and 1 male, I think:
 

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My Salamandra salamandra giglioli

Salamandra salamandra giglioli

They have near a year with me:
 

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very nice, do you know the localities of your salamandra??
 
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