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S.salamandra giglioli

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Check out this reb-bellied beauty!

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Photo by Peponi -- http://www.remix-net.co.jp/Peponi/
 
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Nice, but typical for most gigliolii though (as can be found in the original description). Red throats can be found in some S.s. fastuosa too by the way. Can you put a dorsal picture as well, and do you know from where it originates?
 
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Hi Serg. Well, I know not a thing about fire salamanders
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But it sure is nice! Here's a dorsal shot:

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Photo by Peponi -- http://www.remix-net.co.jp/Peponi/

The photo description suggests it's from somewhere in Italy.
 
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Hehehe! Well, I could purchase it if I wanted to but I'm frankly terrified at the prospect of getting into fire salamanders...as they're so damn intriguing
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I'm already exerting super-human efforts to limit myself to Cynops and Hynobius. Actually, I once had a fire but gave him away as I wasn't giving him enough attention -- plus I didn't like having to feed large crickets.

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Photo by Peponi -- http://www.remix-net.co.jp/Peponi/

(Message edited by TJ on May 18, 2004)
 
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