Hey all, the petstore nearby knows I love amphibians (and many other critters lol.) They called me asking if I'd be willing to take in a 'water dog' with a missing/injured eye. Just thought I'd ask other's opinions on the little guy and see if anyone has suggestions for his care? I'll upload pics in a minute. He's in a 10 gallon hospital tank he ate a piece of an earthworm. He's awfully cute and I'm looking for name suggestions. Thanks.
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Larval tiger salamander with missing eye.
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https://imgur.com/a/thlzE7F Pics aren't that great. Any suggestions for better pics? Also- will his eye regenerate or remain the way it is? Thanks all.
Hopefully he'll be just fine! Congrats!
Thank you!
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