tylototriton kweichowensis

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Louise Selfridge
My two pictured with a butterworm:

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i wouldn't recommend butterworms for salamanders as a staple diet, they are very rich in calories...
 
I don't use them as a staple. It's an occasional treat. They get earthworms as their main food.
 
They sure look nice and fat Louise :)
 
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