Housing tiger salamander

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how big does a tank need to be to hold an adult tiger salamander? And how big to house 2 of them? thanks for the help!:D
 
I have mine in a 10 but think it isn't large enough. I'm looking into a 20. I think it is a personal preference. Personally if I had two I would be looking into a 20 or 30 gallon.
 
I'd recommend going with a 20 gallon long for two at minimum.
 
I keep two adults in a 20 gallon with about 5 inches of soil/coco fiber and they do fine.
 
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