ozarkhellbender
Member
I just wanted to show off my two lovely adult female Ringed Salamanders (Ambystoma annulatum).
Cheers,
Thomas Jay
Cheers,
Thomas Jay
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My Ambystoma annulatum
- Thread starter ozarkhellbender
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elKendo97
Member
Nice specimen,
How do you keep it?
¿Photo terrarium?
How do you keep it?
¿Photo terrarium?
alexps
New member
They look great are they any easier to breed than its relatives??
ozarkhellbender
Member
I keep them in a large plastic storage tub, with about 5 inches of damp mixed coconut coir/sheet moss as a substrate. I feed them earthworms. I'll post a picture of their setup when I get home.
I have not bred mine yet, but I would say that they are not any easier than other Ambystoma.
Thanks!
Thomas
ozarkhellbender
Member
DavidHarr
New member
I am looking for an Ambystoma salamander for my comparative study, but something unusual like a ringed salamander. They really are gorgeous creatures. I don't suppose you have one you can sell?