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hi I´m kinda new to this salamander , what should I feed them when they came out of the water.
silly question does a salamander salamander regenerates a limb?
Is it bad for us to touch a salamander salamander?
 
I think you may mean Salamandra Salamandra=fire salamander? Do you have larvae?
 
yes.
it´s fire salamander, I was wondering what do they eat when they come out of the water.
 
They should eat earthworms, small crickets, small waxworms etc.
 
If you can teach them to feed on cut-up earthworms (fed with tweezers or toothpick), they will grow quickly.
 
Some people say that we shouldn´t touch them but , I do it all the time and with no problem, does anyone have any problem with the toxins on their skin.
 
touch them Before, and after. Lets hear about your setup/food and go from there. You need to talk to John I think.

(Message edited by newtsrfun on September 27, 2005)
 
opps I ment wash you hands before and after, I was tired. Not that it was really important anyway.
 
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