Spotted salamander breeding

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Willithebigdoghunter

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So I have a 4 years old spotted salamander that I've raised from a larvae, and he is really I mean really dumb and lazy, super super dumb like negative iq. My friend bought a female one and it's all bloated now with eggs. I do have a plaudarium that he is in right now and its got a lot of water space. For 4 years I've personally never seen him get into the water, we are wondering is there a way to breed them in this circumstance? We live in west coast USA btw *not California. Thanks
 
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