Another Salamander Video

Isn't YouTube nice? I haven't seen a larger terrestrial salamander eat in a long time. They behave very similar to my frogs once they get a worm in their mouth. Bottoms up!
 
Great video, Reid. Someone should put together a whole list of YouTube caudate-related clips. I'd like to make some "instructional" ones, but I have to find a video camera first...

Just one comment... isn't the substrate a bit too dry? It looks that way, but it's hard to tell on a video.
 
Thanks for sharing Reid. I tried to add it to my favourites but it's not working right now.

Hopefully everyone can join in on the fun =) Here's one of my little guys.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RntDES0FnJ8

(Jennifer, I'll be waiting for your instructional vids. )
 
That's funny. The Dancing Eft.
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