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Temperature Range for Tylototriton shajing

Socrates

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Hey what is everyone's experience with temperature on keeping Tylototriton shanjing? I'm just asking because I will be getting two of these little guys at the end of this month and am just curious with what temperature range works best for different times of the year from keepers experiences.
 

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From my own experience, I would say that mid-60s in winter to upper-70s in summer works fine. Since this is what most people have in their house, this is fairly easy to provide. Some folks claim that they are quite OK up to temps in the 80s, but I wouldn't really recommend this. They like to be kept somewhat humid.
 
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