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Hey,
It's very warm here (about 80 degrees), and my poor fire salamander is in tupperware in the fridge, where its about 50 degrees. It will cool down tonight, but until then, how should I keep the poor thing comfortable?:confused:

Thanks-
Maya
 
If it's in the fridge, it'll be quite comfortable for the time being. It's probably happy as a clam there in the fridge. But the larger question is... how are you going to deal with the remainder of the summer?
 
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