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Sean90

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Has anyone in the UK worked with the Lake Zacapu Salamander. I have read there similar to keep as a axolotl. Any suggestions on enclosure design or how well they adapt to their enclosure?

Any comments Appreciated.
 
As far as I've read, as long as they are in clean cold water, then it should be very similar to raising axolotl's.
 
Keep the on the cold side. They don't handle the higher temps of an Axolotls temp range.
 
The first time mine bred, I had a few too many and had to move some outside where it got quite warm [Hot].
They were not afected by the heat at all.
 
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