My Salamandra salamandra

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Date of registration: Feb 22nd 2010

Friday, May 14th 2010, 6:14pm

Hi,
I´m a Spanish guy who has a breeding group of S. s. gallaica, juves of S. s. giglioli, a pair of Pachytriton labiatus, a Ceratophrys cranwelli and an Uromastyx aegyptia. All of them are captive bred animals.

Sorry, I don´t speak German, so I am going to speak in English:

The breeding group of S. s. gallaica (1.3.0). Two females seem to be pregnant:

My S. s. giglioli (0.0.3):

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The terrarium for the gallaicas:

Best regards

This post has been edited 3 times, last edit by "Aitortxu" (May 14th 2010, 6:19pm)

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Ferdinand

Roter Salamander

Posts: 186

Date of registration: Mar 9th 2009

Location: Bayreuth

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Sunday, May 16th 2010, 11:50am

Hey spanish guy,

you have great animals, but the pics are a little bit tall

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best regards

Ferdi

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Marcus Wenzel

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Posts: 606

Date of registration: Sep 27th 2009

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Sunday, May 16th 2010, 12:13pm

Hey,

quite beautiful animals but look a little different to mine gallaica. Their small patterns remind me of crespois I saw a few years ago. But gallaica varies in all kind of patterns an colours, so it's never easy to identify this subspecies. Do you live in an area where wild gallaicas or other salamanders or newts live? You're very lucky to live in Spain, if you compare the number of species of amphibians and reptiles of your country to those few of Germany

Kind regards,

Marcus

Ich halte verschiedene Urodelen aus den Familien Salamandridae und Ambystomatidae

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Aitortxu

Larve

Posts: 6

Date of registration: Feb 22nd 2010

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Tuesday, May 18th 2010, 4:44pm

RE: My Salamandra salamandra

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Original von Aitortxu
Hi,
I´m a Spanish guy who has a breeding group of S. s. gallaica, juves of S. s. giglioli, a pair of Pachytriton labiatus, a Ceratophrys cranwelli and an Uromastyx aegyptia. All of them are captive bred animals.

Sorry, I don´t speak German, so I am going to speak in English:

The breeding group of S. s. gallaica (1.3.0). Two females seem to be pregnant:

My S. s. giglioli (0.0.3):
[

The terrarium for the gallaicas:

Best regards

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Aitortxu

Larve

Posts: 6

Date of registration: Feb 22nd 2010

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Tuesday, May 18th 2010, 4:49pm

RE: My Salamandra salamandra

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Original von Aitortxu
Hi,
I´m a Spanish guy who has a breeding group of S. s. gallaica, juves of S. s. giglioli, a pair of Pachytriton labiatus, a Ceratophrys cranwelli and an Uromastyx aegyptia. All of them are captive bred animals.

Sorry, I don´t speak German, so I am going to speak in English:

The breeding group of S. s. gallaica (1.3.0). Two females seem to be pregnant:

My S. s. giglioli (0.0.3):
[

The terrarium for the gallaicas:

Best regards

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Aitortxu

Larve

Posts: 6

Date of registration: Feb 22nd 2010

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Tuesday, May 18th 2010, 7:27pm

RE: My Salamandra salamandra

Sorry, I want to edit muy posts but I can´t.
I live in the Basque Country (Euskadi), at the north of Spain.
In my area you can see wild S. s. fastuosa.
Of course my S. s. gallaicas and my gigliolis are captive bred (from Dartfrog.com).
Best regards