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Hi ,

I am searching for a aqua-Salamander that can live in temperature above 22 up to 30 (or better 35).

Is any kind that will not have problem on this temperatures?

thank you in advance.
 
No really is the simple answer. Quite a few species will tolerate temperatures in the mid 20C for short periods but I wouldn't recommend prolonged high temperatures. Temperatures much above 25C can prove fatal for many species. Cynops ensicauda is purported to come from a climate where the temperatures are mid to high 20s for much of the year. This may be an option. Newts really aren’t the right pet if you can’t avoid temperatures in the 30s.
 
I had a Pleurodeles waltl and every summer (when the temp was higher than 24 ) i was putting him at my underground stock where was above 20 . now i am trying to find one salamander to avoid this transfer.

thank you for your answer i will try to make a water cooler :)
 
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