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terrestris
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gigliolli
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salamandra
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These S.s.s look familiar... ;] Good photos. Second shot of S.s.salamandra is the best one for me.
Are you keeping adults on paper towels? I don't like it.
 
Are you sure the first one is terrestris and not salamandra? Ive seen them marked like that before.
 
Yes the first one is a terrestris!!!
looking good Matt, those gigliolli have started to pattern up well

Ben
 
yes im sure the first is terrestris.
Cheers Ben over the past few weeks the yellow has bloomed on the gigliolli.
 
Hey 👋🏽
I have a gigliolli too. He’s more orange than yellow. And his spots are much like a terrestris as well.

But from the statement you made about blooming. It leaves the impression that his spots may grow. Should I expect that?
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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