Orange / red Salamandra salamandra gigliolii

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Andy Waldmann

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Hello.

I m keeping some S.s.gigliolii.
Also an orange male of them. Now my
question is, does anybody else keep an orange or maybe a red S.s.gigliolii?

Would be interesting to know :happy:
 

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Andy Waldmann said:
Hello.

I m keeping some S.s.gigliolii.
Also an orange male of them. Now my
question is, does anybody else keep an orange or maybe a red S.s.gigliolii?

Would be interesting to know :happy:
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Reviving this post from the dead. Andy, do you still have the orange one?
 
I have an orange Giglioli too. 🙋🏽‍♀️ I don’t know if male or female.
 
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