Does anyone know if blue spotted and yellow spotted
salamanders can be kept together? I have three yearlings,
two spotteds and one blue spotted all between one and a half and two inches in length. I was planning on separating them when they are older, but while they are young, I figured this is okay since
they are found in the same areas geographically and I am in need
for space. Am I wrong? Also, what is the temp tolerance for these two species? Can it go up to 75 degrees?
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Blue Spotted and Spotted
thriveaddict
Jun 04, 2004 01:55 PM
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Turtasal
Jun 11, 2004 12:13 AM
In my opinion the two should be seperated now. The Spotted will grow quicker and larger than the Blue Spotted, so why chance it? Toxins are also different. I have both of these in the area where I live and even though you have very young individuals, I'd still seperate them so that they both flourish.
