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RE: found a salamander info please

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Posted by: phwyvern at Wed Nov 1 18:54:54 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by phwyvern ]  
   

>>hi, my son found a very small (about the size of your pinky) salamander. i have now idea about salamanders, how to take care of them, or what kind it even is. we live in ct, & the kids would love to add him/her to our family of pets. i was just wondering if this is a yellow spotted salamander, & if it would be easy to keep happy, & healthy? thank you in advance for any information.
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It is a spotted salamander. the gold flecks will form more into spots as it gets older. At the size/age of the one in the photo, they are very difficult to keep alive if you have no experience in young sallies. Finding a good food source of the appropriate size can be difficult at times. You are better off letting it go.
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