How many tiger salamanders can I keep in a ten gallon?

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I'm getting another tiger salamander and I'm wondering if I can keep 2 in a ten gallon tank?
 
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Re: How many tiger salamanders can i keep in a ten gallon

I don't think a ten gallon would be the best. Size difference is also an important thing to note. Tiger Salamanders have been known to eat salamanders smaller than them, and in this case, it could be another Tiger.
 
Re: How many tiger salamanders can i keep in a ten gallon

I would try to have at least 10 gallons per tiger salamander. Try useing a 20gallon long.
 
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