Blue Spotted Salamander

Blue Spotted

Blue Spotted

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So I'm going to try and catch a Blue Spotted at the forest today and I want to know a couple things. I recently just moved my pet American Toad out of a 10 gallon and into a 20 gallon. Can I use the 10 gallon with the old dirt in it for the salamander or will that infect the blue spotted? Also, I used to feed my old Salamander earthworms, but is there something else that's better to use?
 
BEFORE you go, find out what the status of blue-spotted sals is in your state. In some states they are protected and it's illegal to take them from the wild.
 
Start with clean soil everytime. Wash the tanks with a 10% bleach rinse very well and let it air dry before putting anything else in it.
 
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