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Salamandra s. burrows?

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jameswei

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I know s.s likes to hide (in moss, under rocks) but has anyone ever encountered one that burrows? And when i mean by burrowing i dont mean digging a little hole in the ground and staying there but digging deep into the substrate? Is this behavior normal? I always thought the digging behavior to be relgated to the tigers...
 
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francesco

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In the wild they do especially during the warmer and colder months of the year
 
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uwe

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Normally they dont "dig", but use holes from other animals in the wood.

Uwe
 
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ingo

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I agree to Uwe.
Have a look HERE; you can see a Fire Salamander "vanish" in his burrow (probably an old mouses´ one).
 
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