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I am new to caudata :) I discovered this website when I began taking care of my new salamander larvae. I've raised tadpoles before but never a carnivorous species. It should be a fun journey.

I live in southern Ohio, and I believe I found my self a two lined salamander larvae. I have a little tank he is currently in with an air bubbler since I found him in a stream originally. He is very happy. He eats daphnia as a snack and I give him bloodworms when he comes out from under his rock to hunt. :D

So far it is a lot of fun! And I am happy to be a part of this forum.
 
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