Caudata Culture

Caudata Culture

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If you're looking for top quality care information and articles about newts and salamanders of all types, look no further than Caudata Culture...
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Alien Bean
Excellent concise, introductory material in their species sheets. Plenty of other useful material to educate the enthusiast in preparing for, raising and caring for Caudata. Plan on spending time on this site, as it is addicting.
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Otterwoman
Caudata culture has a wide range of articles on caudate care from species care sheets, to common medical problems, tank set up ideas, and many many other topics!
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  • Adam the axie:
    so much diversity in amphibians
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  • Adam the axie:
    there arent that many where i live though
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  • axolotl nerd:
    saddd
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    Maeve has left the room.
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  • Nemo:
    How long will it take for waterdog to morph?
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  • Adam the axie:
    what
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  • ArpTheAxolotl:
    Hello guys! I posted a new thread and I need help determining two axolotls gwbder
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  • ArpTheAxolotl:
    gender*
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  • Kennakat123:
    Help!! My nitrates won’t go up! They are at 0ppm and so is my ammonia and nitrites. Can I put my axolotl in the tank without the nitrates or does the axolotl need them? If not how do I get my nitrates up?
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  • Kennakat123:
    Help!! I am cycling my tank for an axolotl, but nothing is moving up or down. These are my levels
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  • Kennakat123:
    Ammonia 0ppm
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  • Kennakat123:
    Nitrite 0ppm. Nitrate 0ppm Do axolotls need nitrates?
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  • madcaplaughs:
    Are you cycling?
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  • madcaplaughs:
    0ppm nitrates would indicate your tank isn't cycled and therefore it isn't safe to add in the axolotl.
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  • madcaplaughs:
    You should be dosing the tank with ammonia to cycle it, which would then be converted into nitrite and then nitrate.
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  • blackxreptiles:
    there a salamander farm in the US?
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  • Adam the axie:
    i dont think so
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  • Adam the axie:
    there are breeders though
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  • axolotl nerd:
    soon to include myself!! hoping for eggs this summer :)
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  • axolotl nerd:
    nvm my male has fungus and i’m paranoid he’s gonna die so maybe no eggs ;(
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  • Chak:
    @axolotl nerd do you know how to treat fungus correctly? You don't wanna wait. No pressure, but my cousin's axolotl had a tiny bit of fungus on the tail and a day later it took over the whole body and it died.
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  • blackxreptiles:
    does any one know where i can find simple cage setup for fire salamanders on here. I know some like to give it a realistic setup but I always believe in simple setup and care in the right as long as animal is happy.
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  • Adam the axie:
    you can probably make your own out of a big enough plastic bin
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  • blackxreptiles:
    well i have a 20 gallon tank. but do most use paper towels and a plastic hiding spot and replace paper towels weekly?
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  • axolotl nerd:
    @Chak, yeah he’s being treated rn. he has a tiny bit on his gills and i caught it early
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    axolotl nerd: @Chak, yeah he’s being treated rn. he has a tiny bit on his gills and i caught it early +1
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