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Plethodontids and Lungless Salamanders (Bolitoglossa, Eurycea, Plethodon, etc.) The largest, and one of the most diverse groups of salamanders, these salamanders have all evolved to breathe solely through their skin and are found almost exclusively in North America.

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Old 14th October 2010   #1
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Default Update on my Eurycea cirrigera
On my second thread here, I talked about my two-lined salamander larvea. Soon after my efts died, my last larvea morphed. Now, this sal is the largest two-lined I have seen. It, unlike the other larvea I have owned, did not shy away after it morphed. I will post pics soon. Does anyone else own these salamanders?



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I own all 3 types of two-lines (E. cirrigera, E. wilderea, & E. bislineata) and I must say that these are one of my favorite species. Once they get acclimated to captivity they are rather bold and quite active.



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Justin what do you feed your adult E.bislineata?



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Justin what do you feed your adult E.bislineata?
Fruit flies, small crickets, isopods, blackworms, white worms and baby wood roaches on occasion.



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Do most two-lined sals become more shy as adults? I have raised a few larvea into adults, and this is the only one that was bold and active. Also, how large are yours?



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