How to tell the sex of a tiger salamander

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I have 2 tiger salamanders I want to know the sex of so I knw if I need to separate them I don't want babies
 
Breeding tigers is VERY hard and is rarely accomplished by very experienced caudate keepers, even if you have a pair, you do not need to worry about breeding if you don't keep them in a big aquatic tank for the spring!
 
For sexing, refer to this article: Caudata Culture Articles - Sexing

As stated in the prior post - these animals rarely can be bred in captivity and breeding requires a specialized set up, temperature fluctuations, etc.. I wouldn't worry about producing offspring.
 
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