Bmarion
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Hi, I live in Georgia and I found two Southern Two-lined Salamanders(At least I think that's what they are). I went out and bought some "HBH Newt&Salamander Bites" but they wont eat. Can anyone help!?
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Question: Southern Two-lined Salamander Feeding
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nwmnnaturalist
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Note, you'll want to lose the gravel. It's usually fine to have no substrate at all for most aquatic-stage juveniles. Gravel can be ingested and prove lethal.
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froggy
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Try earthworms, blackworms, Daphnia, Tubifex. Anything live that will fit in the mouth. Make sure that the tank stays cool.
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