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Eastern Tiger shedding

Neotenic_Jaymes

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I found my A. tigrinum shedding. I didn't mean to disturb it but I had to get photos. I didn't realize I disturbed her meal as well. Just because I showed up she thought I was offering food so she stopped eating her shed. I ended up taking a couple pictures and feeding her earthworms to make up for it. Best part was retrieving the half eaten shed.

I've had this Tiger Salamander for 4 years now and this was a 1st time seeing newly departed skin.
 

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Wolferic

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Nice Looking TIger Sally FOr sure.. Have always want to buy one of them but can never find any easterns where i live.. WOnder if they would ship to me where you bought yours?
 
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