Hooky87
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hi has anyone tryed feeding fire salamanders any of the following:
Buffalo worm
Bean Weevil
Woodlice
Fruit Beetle grubs
Buffalo worm
Bean Weevil
Woodlice
Fruit Beetle grubs
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Trying New foods
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Greatwtehunter
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Depending on the size of the salamander, some of those options would be too small of a food item for the salamanders to be interested in eating them.
Hooky87
New member
Sorry good point mine are about 3 to 4 inch
SludgeMunkey
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Woodlice are readily accepted by terrestrial morphs and terrestrial adults of many species. I have excellent results with them, even though they are slow to culture and slower to harvest with out squishing them.
mr cyclone
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HAs anyone used fruit beetle grubs as a food for newts such as Tylototriton ?
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Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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