Last week I found a Southern Dusky Salamander and put it into my tank that contained 2 Southern Cricket Frogs and a Slimy Salamander. The burrow I made for the Slimy sali was her fav. spot, but the Dusky kicked her out 'cause he was bigger. Earlier this week I found a Slimy of the same size, and I checked the burrow and the big slimy was underneath the little slimy and the dusky was out of the burrow under the water dish. What does this mean?
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0.1 Chinese Firebelly Newt (Pyro)
0.1 Slimy Salamander (Star)
3.0 Spring Peeper (Snap,Crackle,Pop)
0.0.2 Southern Cricket Frog
0.0.7 Guppies
0.0.22 Tadpoles
0.0.4 Many lines Salamander Larvae
0.0.1 Southern Dusky Salamander
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congregation of Slimy salamanders...
AlbinoPhoenix
Apr 08, 2005 06:11 PM
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froggiefantasy4
May 07, 2005 09:05 PM
the slimies are doing just fine, i guess they like their home. do you know the sex of your eastern newt? btw... i love you.....
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5.2 Fowlers Toads (Biggums, Randy, Shane, Mooky, Bella)
1.0.2 Fire Bellied Toads (Damon, Angelina, Scarlett)
5.1 Spring Peepers
0.2 African Dwarf Frogs (Memry, Kei)
1.0.1 Southern Cricket Frogs
0.0.1 Chubby Frog (Chubby Chub Chubs)
0.0.1 Cuban Tree Frog
0.0.1 Barking Tree Frog
0.0.2 Slimy Salamanders (Star)
0.0.2 Green Tree Frogs
1.0.1 Gray Tree Frogs
0.0.3 SC Tadpoles
1.0 Blue Parakeet (Remy)
