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RE: TX Press: Zoo hopes for best with Sals

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Posted by: SalS at Sun Dec 10 19:38:28 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SalS ]  
   

Here are a couple of pictures. Not very impressive pictures, but you get the idea. The salamander don't photograph very well due to the glare of the lights. (I need to bring my polarizer filter in some day and get better pictures.)



This is the overall exhibit from behind. The windows you see are is the public veiwing area. Overall, it is about 25 feet long and 10 feet wide. The water is about a foot and a half deep.



This is the large male in the exhibit. Currently there are 2.2 salamanders in here. This male mainly hangs out under the red rock you see in the first picture. The other 3 usually hang out in different corners.


   

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