Salamandra algira tingitana

[Jeroen Spobeck]

Salamandra algira tingitana CB 2010, Location population: Beni Arous

 

[Kaysie]

That's a dashing fellow! Congrats!

 

[Jeroen Spobeck]

Salamandra algira tingitana, Location population: Taleta tagramt
give birth to fully formed juveniels

 

[Jeroen Spobeck]

I would like to share :

Dominance in early stage

 

[Niels D]

I really like the one with the grey spots.

 

[Jeroen Spobeck]

I really like the one with the grey spots.

The Black Soldier right .:grin:

 

[Niels D]

Yup!!

 

[eljorgo]

Hey Jeroen, you better watch out with that substrate you're using for them... I've had some nasty results from similar substrate. It wasn't the wisest choice to do. I'd recommend a much more neutral one. That one might result in serious problems due to its acidity.
Nice sals as always man
cheers,
Jorge

 

[Jeroen Spobeck]

Hey Jeroen, you better watch out with that substrate you're using for them... I've had some nasty results from similar substrate. It wasn't the wisest choice to do. I'd recommend a much more neutral one. That one might result in serious problems due to its acidity.
Nice sals as always man
cheers,
Jorge

Hello Jorge,

I know more people ceeping them algira's on reptibark. Never hirt about problems.
I razed my algira's on it from when they where 3,5 cm. Forrest flores are allso full of wood etc not nutral.

Thanks mate :happy:

 

[Jeroen Spobeck]

But i must say you have a point Jorge. I asked Serge's opinion about it. i'll let you know.

 

[Jeroen Spobeck]

Well Serge says the same like i did. Only he wouldnt ceep them on it for him self. Normaly they live on limestone soils. But with no problems ceepin this species on reptibark i see no direct reason to change it. But thanks for your consirn Jorge.

 

[Jeroen Spobeck]