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mike
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I envy you being able to see Salamandra on your "doorstep" Juraj.
I have to take a sea-crossing before I can observe them in their natural habitat.
I have to take a sea-crossing before I can observe them in their natural habitat.
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juraj
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As well as I am keen to see tiger sals
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alan
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Nice photo.
It also raises a question that's been bothering me. In captivity, we worry about substrate ingestion and impaction. I look at those pine needles and ask myself, "Why doesn't that sal die with the first meal it eats?"
It also raises a question that's been bothering me. In captivity, we worry about substrate ingestion and impaction. I look at those pine needles and ask myself, "Why doesn't that sal die with the first meal it eats?"
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mark
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Beautiful pic Juraj, you are so lucky to have such amazing newts and salamanders in your area.