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jeff

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Im doing a report on Terrestrial salamanders, and my "Behavior" and "Mating" sections are nearly empty. Could any of you guys shed some light on their basic behaviors and/or mating? and just a quick ?: Can I keep Firebellied Newts with my Firebellied Toads?
 
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jeff

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wow thanks. I really didn't know that. They do that at the store o_o! Im gonna go over there and chew em out
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. K now that that's cleared up, got any info on Mating/Typical behavior?

(Message edited by blue_ninja_frog on March 28, 2006)
 
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You can check in the articles section, but I don't have much info to give you specifically.

Don't trust anything the pet stores do or tell you, they're in it for money, not perfection.
 
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garrison

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Do you have any specific species in mind when you say "terrestrial"?
 
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john

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There's a fairly wide range of behavior and mating responses associated with salamanders so, as Garrison says, you really need to be more specific unless you want to write a large book.
 
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jeff

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No I don't really have one species in mind...
What about just a basic summary of all the terrestrial species, like "Live near ______, And are most often found ________" etc.
How about Marble Salamanders? Ya. I'll get mating info for Marble salamanders.
 
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jeff

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I finally found some info and am already working on the rough draft =]
 
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