mike
Active member
Hello,
Last December I found a beautiful Ambystoma maculatum (I was able to id it from this site). It was nowhere near water, snow was coming so I took it in. I created a habitat for it and he/she survived the winter (eating worms and grubs). It is now spring and I want to release it back to the wild. There is a pond nearby in the woods, I was thinking that would be the best place. We still may have some frosty nights for the next few weeks, should I wait or release him/her soon?
(I live in Central New York)
Last December I found a beautiful Ambystoma maculatum (I was able to id it from this site). It was nowhere near water, snow was coming so I took it in. I created a habitat for it and he/she survived the winter (eating worms and grubs). It is now spring and I want to release it back to the wild. There is a pond nearby in the woods, I was thinking that would be the best place. We still may have some frosty nights for the next few weeks, should I wait or release him/her soon?
(I live in Central New York)