What kind of salamander?

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Got this axolotls from PETCO. Within 3 days he lost his gills and I've learned He's a salamander. Any idea what kind? Thanks
 

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I'd imagine it is a Tiger Sal. Are there any markings/coloration you can see? Sorry the pic is upside down making it difficult to get a good look...

JBear
 
Sorry my tablets kinda awful for pictures, hes mostly plain but has some circle looking lines idk if these pictures help
 

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michaelaf said:
Sorry my tablets kinda awful for pictures, hes mostly plain but has some circle looking lines idk if these pictures help
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I would get it out of the water. Feed it earthworms. It would help to know approximate size.

JBear
 
Its already 12 here tonight i will switch him in the morning to subsrate.. how much water does he need? Should i do a bowl big enough to swim in? Or a small shallow bowl?
 
This is the bowl we was thinking of using.. with river rocks inside and substrate pilled up the outside so easy entrance\exit
 

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