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RE: How many are studying winter activit

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Posted by: JasonW at Sat Mar 24 13:15:49 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by JasonW ]  
   

I find them mostly in 50-60 degree weather and sometimes a little higher. Yes there main prey is slugs but I am also told they may take Slender Salamanders as well. I am not sure about there feeding habits as I have yet to get any to readily take food in captivity and always end up releasing them do to that fact. Normally I find them under cover objects such as bark, wood or rocks and sometimes in rotten trees.
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