Baby taricha!!

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I was outside and my girlfriend found a baby taricha. She wants to keep it. We have an adult one now named mango, what foods can we feed the baby and is it ok to put it in the same tank with mango?
 
First, your baby taricha might be carrying germs. Quarantine it for a month at least to be sure it's healthy and eating properly.
Second, Mango is probably in a mostly aquatic setup. Your baby taricha may still need several years of terrestrial time before returning to the water. If it is young, it may even drown.
 
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly! What setup is the necessary environment for this juvenile and what can we feed it? and yes mango is mostly aquatic and we have had him since june 06.
 
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