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Tiger transition

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Posted by: waldo at Wed May 27 13:50:46 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by waldo ]  
   

I have a tiger salamander larvae that is almost ready to leave the water. He has the tiniest bit of gill stalk left and I really have no idea how he is managing to still breath in the water, so far he isn't trying to approach the surface at all.
I've got his new terrestrial tank all set up and there is a big water dish in it, should I put him in the dish or just leave him in his water tank?
He does have a rock he can crawl onto in his water tank but I still worry about him being able to get out, I don't want him to drown.


   

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