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Hey i know your not supposed to home different species with axolotls but i was wandering if you could mix tiger salamanders with them ??
 
I believe that tiger salamanders when adults, are land animals. so you would only be able to keep the larvae in a aquatic tank.

I would not advise mixing them.
 
Chris is correct as tiger salamanders do morph. While in their larval form, their requirements are similar, but you will want to have your tiger tank easily convertible to include land areas for when the morphing begins and then more once it has become fully terrestrial. I also agree with not mixing. In addition to points made, larval tigers are most commonly taken from the wild and could carry disease, parasites, etc.
 
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