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How big is your tiger salamander. Mine is about 6 inches now and still growing.
 
I dont have a salamander but my biggest female Triturus dobrogicus is 8 inches.
 
gcollin said:
How big is your tiger salamander. Mine is about 6 inches now and still growing.
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All four of mine are around 8" now and I believe they were 08' morphs. These have some more to go yet.

**BTW this is not the right section for this question. Please make sure you post threads in the appropriate spot. It will keep the mods much happier.

Mitch
 
First off, this should be in the Advanced Tiger and Axolotl section (I assume so). Second off, AJ, newts are salamanders. They belong to the Caudata family
Salamandridae.
 
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My big girl is 10" long and for those non-believers I'll even add a picture.

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My other girl is 8".
 
I don't have a tiger salamander but the largest salamander I have is my mudpuppy which is one foot in legnth now and still growing.
 
Melmo said:
First off, this should be in the Advanced Tiger and Axolotl section (I assume so).
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It most certainly should not be posted to that section.

xMIDNIGHTx said:
**BTW this is not the right section for this question. Please make sure you post threads in the appropriate spot. It will keep the mods much happier.
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Moved to the Off Topic Section.

Thanks Mitch.
 
My largest female tiger right now is 11 inches (28 cm) and just over 2 years old. My second largest female is 10.5 inches. My two males are between 10.5 and 11.5 inches. The biggest tiger I've ever seen in person was a 33 cm male (that's over 13 inches long).
 
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