pollywog
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Salamandra salamandra terrestris CB adults originating from Northern France:
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S.s.terrestris (Northern France)
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ingo
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Hi Andrew,
I always like to see photos of S.s.terrestris, one of my favourite Salamanders
Really nice!
I always like to see photos of S.s.terrestris, one of my favourite Salamanders
Really nice!
pollywog
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Hi Ingo, S.s.terrestris are by far my favourite Salamandra.
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william
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they are my favourite affordable subspecies, but i like them with more yellow. my favourite though has to be gigliolii
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ingo
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William, that´s the reason I mentioned it as <font color="ff0000">one of</font> my favourite Salamandra...
- gigliolii surely is also one...
- gigliolii surely is also one...
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william
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yeah! i like the cherbourg high yellow! beautiful animals!
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