My friend just bought a tiger salamander that had recently morphed, but it doesn't appear to be eating. Is there a period that they won't eat and how long would it be? What should he do? I have two adult tigers and love them, but have to admit I don't anything about taking care of them in their earlier stages. Any information you can give would be greatly appreciated.
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Juvenile A. Tigrinium
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Kaysie
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They sometimes go a couple of weeks after morphing before eating.
What kind of foods are you offering? Is it in the tank with your adults? How is the tank set up?
What kind of foods are you offering? Is it in the tank with your adults? How is the tank set up?
No its not in the tank with adults. I have the adults, my friend has the juvenile (sorry for the confusion). The juvenile is set up in a terrarium with coconut fiber and a shallow soaking dish. My friend has tried feeding earthworms and crickets.
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