How to hibernate

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I want to know how to hibernate.

Do you use a wine cellar?
 
What species? Most don't need a true hibernation, just need to be somewhat cooler in winter.

A wine cooler is one option for keeping them cool. Most salamanders continue to be active and eat, even at cold temperatures, so they need care and feeding.
 
Jennewt said:
What species? Most don't need a true hibernation, just need to be somewhat cooler in winter.

A wine cooler is one option for keeping them cool. Most salamanders continue to be active and eat, even at cold temperatures, so they need care and feeding.
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i keep Tylototriton.
 
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