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RE: blind salamander

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Posted by: CKing at Tue Mar 17 14:36:59 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by CKing ]  
   

>>does anybody know if you're allowed to blind salamanders as pet? if so what do you feed them? what kind of place would they live in?

All salamanders are carnivorous. They feed on animal matter that is small enough to swallow whole, not distasteful or toxic, and nutritious enough to be worth eating. That means mostly worms, insects and other invertebrates. Yum yum.

Blind salamanders mostly live in caves, where the water is usually relatively stable in temperature and most likely cool, very clean and well oxygenated. These conditions are not easy to duplicate in captivity. Unless you are doing research on them, it is best to look for more common salamander species that may require much less care.


   

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