Eurycea lucifuga keeping requirement

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Hi everybody !
We are very interested by this species and we 're looking for keepers to get more information.
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They're rather easy to maintain. I used a rocky set-up with layered flat stones to create crevices for cover. Temps should be kept low, less than 70F, and the humidity high. They'll feed readily on any small insect (1/4in crickets, pill bugs, ect). They are habitual climbers, so you do have to wipe the glass off frequently if it's a display cage.
 
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