Heat tolerant?

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Hello fellow caudata members, I would like to hear your suggestions on heat tolerant salamanders and newts. Not low 70's im talking maybe 80 degrees...

I have some ideas so please see which are heat toleran and which aren't.

Tiger salamanders, marbled salanders, greater siren, sword tail newts,

and maybe necturus punctatus, necturus beyeri, and kaiseri?

Thanks Justin
 
The swordtails are the most tolerant, but even they wouldn't survive into the 80's for extended periods. The rest of the species you listed are some of the least heat tolerant.

There have been multiple threads on this. A quick search of the forum should reveal them.
 
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