myfirstaxolotls
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Hi,
Have A couple of Tiger Salamanders for about 2 years now and have a few questions I was hoping to get help with.
They have always been fed worms that I dig up outdoors. The thing is that I daily can see how much they love hunting,
the attacks and get stuck on my fingers etc. But are there any other live animals that dosent escape down the ground that
easily? I dont want the risk of getting dead bugs left and right in my "tank". Is there any nice beginner animals when learning to hunt?
They have baths in an old glass fruit-bowl and I regularly get "slime" that looks like small black eggs within.
Could this actually turn out to Tiger Salamanders? It dosent look like the typical salamander clutchers you see on google,
but similar.
How big change in temperature is necessary in order to get "proper egg-clusters"?
Have A couple of Tiger Salamanders for about 2 years now and have a few questions I was hoping to get help with.
They have always been fed worms that I dig up outdoors. The thing is that I daily can see how much they love hunting,
the attacks and get stuck on my fingers etc. But are there any other live animals that dosent escape down the ground that
easily? I dont want the risk of getting dead bugs left and right in my "tank". Is there any nice beginner animals when learning to hunt?
They have baths in an old glass fruit-bowl and I regularly get "slime" that looks like small black eggs within.
Could this actually turn out to Tiger Salamanders? It dosent look like the typical salamander clutchers you see on google,
but similar.
How big change in temperature is necessary in order to get "proper egg-clusters"?