Deroceras reticulatum parasite for salamander

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The parasite of Deroceras reticulatum is being investigated for transmission to salamander.
But I'm not sure how to find it.

I'm looking for someone you know well.
 
Try to read :

Bolek M. G., 1997 : Seasonal occurrence of Cosmocercoides dukae and prey analysis in the blue-spotted salamander, Ambystoma laterale, in southeastern Wisconsin - J. Helminthol. Soc. Wash., 64 (2): 292-295

and

Vanderburgh D. J. & Anderson R. C., 1987 : The relationship between nematodes of the genus Cosmocercoides Wilkie, 1930 (Nematoda: Cosmocercoidea) in toads (Bufo americanus) and slugs (Deroceras laeve) - Canadian Journal of Zoology 65(7)
 
JM29 said:
읽어보십시오 :

Bolek MG, 1997 : Wisconsin 남동부 지역의 Blue-spotted salamander Ambystoma laterale에서 Cosmocercoides dukae 및 먹이 분석의 계절별 발생-J. Helminthol. Soc. 세탁., 64 (2) : 292-295

과

Vanderburgh DJ & Anderson RC, 1987 : 두꺼비 (Bufo americanus)와 민달팽이 (Deroceras laeve)에서 Cosmocercoides Wilkie, 1930 (Nematoda : Cosmocercoidea) 속 선충의 관계-Canadian Journal of Zoology 65 (7)
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Uh... it's really hard to understand.. Can you hear your personal opinion?
 
Well I have no data on Deroceras reticulatum except the damages it causes in agriculture, but Deroceras laeve is a parent species which can be found in the same environments.

Cosmocercoides dukae is a nematod which is parasitic in the slug D. laeve when young, and in the salamander Ambystoma laterale as an adult.

A similar, but different, species can be found in some toads.
 
JM29 said:
Well I have no data on Deroceras reticulatum except the damages it causes in agriculture, but Deroceras laeve is a parent species which can be found in the same environments.

Cosmocercoides dukae is a nematod which is parasitic in the slug D. laeve when young, and in the salamander Ambystoma laterale as an adult.

A similar, but different, species can be found in some toads.
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What do you think is the best food for salamander and newt?
 
For me, no universal best food.
There are more than 600 Caudates species and each of them has different life conditions.
The best we can do is looking for as much information as possible before getting the caudate.
 
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