Only the same species should live together. 2 axolotls for example, etc. But 1 salamander is happy all by it's own. And the most common pet salamanders are mole salamanders (tiger, spotted, marbled, axolotls, etc).
I love salamander. I have a spotted salamander. I wish more people had them so I could watch more videos about them. I like watching other peoples' content to see about their care and their animals in general
I'm raising a few Jefferson Salamander larvae right now. They were laid in a small vernal pool in the Beginning of January I brought them inside before the pond froze solid. They are doing pretty good. hopefully, they will make it.
for my spotty it very hard to hand feed. She will sometimes take food from my hand, but they certainly aren't as voracious eaters as a tiger sally . It much easier to just let the crickets roam and she will strike
Any idea what to feed a very small marbled salamander? I'm thinking of adopting one, but they're tiny. I found about 9 of them in my garage the other night, and very gently moved them outside, but next time it rains, I might keep one. But they're only about 1.5" long and I want to make sure I know what to feed them.
Plz do a tank set up or tank cleen plz thanks you inspired me about animals and now i have a miny zoo as of which i mean a large room in my house full of animals of all species
my marbled salamander never comes out from being burrowed :( i might try the separation method!!! but i’m so scared of stressing her out :( but she won’t eat and all she’s ever eaten is two meal worms since i got her
What tank size is recommended for spotted and marbled salamanders? The Internet has told me a 10 gallon minimum but I feel like they’re a bit too big for a 10 gallon and I’d feel bad having them in it
I have a single adult spotted salamander which I have raised in a 30 gallon, moved it to a 40 gallon a moth ago and I think he's doing great. As they say, the bigger the better and this is no exception! They don't have trouble finding food if you leave a few roach or crickets inside the setup. So if its a baby or juvenile 30 gallon and make sure it's wider not higher then adult is 40 gallon. Hope this helped!
A good example of how different set ups work in different climates. I live in Houston, on the other side of the state, and a set up like that would mold here in three days (know this from experience when I used damp eco earth in a setup). On the revers side though, I have a snake that needs 60 percent humidity, and I literally have to do nothing to maintain humidity. That is just my apartment. Haha. Cute salamanders.
Lol yeah I remember mold being a problem when I lived in San Antonio, I prefer having to deal with dust instead. It is interesting seeing care based on the climate, I have never gotten a pet that needed humidity to be higher than 65% because it's way too hard to meet that. 😄
@@HappyTailsAnimals The reverse is something I have to consider when getting reptile pets. Can they handle a moderately high humidity at all times? It almost kept me from getting My Kenyan Sand Boas, but I found some credible sources stating their humidity tolerance. (They are 2 years old now and very healthy)
@@HappyTailsAnimals They have a very large natural habitat, with a wide range of low and higher humidity. So humidity doesn't seem to be as big of an issue one way or the other. One of mine (I have two) had problems eating, and would only take a meal every three weeks. Her problem was that she was too scared to move around her enclosure freely (she is very timid). So she wasn't using her hot spot, which meant lower appetite. I put a black utensil holder (like for knives) over her hot side as a hide, so she would have a place of absolute darkness. And I covered the bottom of her tank with black paper, covering the substrate layer. IT WORKED. She still loves that hide, even though she is too large for it.
1! I love you and your channel so so so soooo much! I am sorry for your loss in December. I am trying to decide on a pet. I am 10 yrs old. I am very muture. My family has 2 dogs, 2 cats, a 75 gallon fish tank,8 chickens, and 5 rats. I take care of the rats by myself, and help with the others too. Qhat do you reccomend? I like hamsters, toirteses(idk how ti spell it), birds,etc. I love you so much. When I grow up I WILL become a vet. (Sadly snak3s are a no. My dad is steongly against them. He had a bad accident with them)Thanks!
@@HeyItsZee_ A hamster is my favorite choice. I researched them, just the videos and websites I have read/watched are confusing because some say never d oi this while the other says to do that. Thanks though!
Chinchillas need a tall bird like cage and yeah you're right they are hard to care for they're just cute. I have one that's why I recommended it (: but hamsters are cool too
What if my spotted salamander digs his own burrows and it is not possible to remove him for feeding without completely collapsing his entire burrow each time. I would feel horrible ruining his hard work every time it’s feeding time
I remember watching this years ago, missing my marbled salamander and really wanting more.. now I have 2 spotteds, a solling lined fire salamander and a tiger salamander 😅
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Each salamander lives in it's own habitat. They DO NOT live together. I realized that I might not have been clear on that. Sorry!
Happy Tails third like on your comment
Only the same species should live together. 2 axolotls for example, etc. But 1 salamander is happy all by it's own. And the most common pet salamanders are mole salamanders (tiger, spotted, marbled, axolotls, etc).
There’s not a lot of videos on marbles salamanders on the internet to I really appreciate this as I just got one at a Reptile Expo a week ago!
No hate but you should've done research before hand
Salamanders aren’t reptiles lol, they amphibians
I love salamander. I have a spotted salamander. I wish more people had them so I could watch more videos about them. I like watching other peoples' content to see about their care and their animals in general
I'm raising a few Jefferson Salamander larvae right now. They were laid in a small vernal pool in the Beginning of January I brought them inside before the pond froze solid. They are doing pretty good. hopefully, they will make it.
^pretty well
good luck keep them safe. rare breed.
@@elta1029p
Wow I’ve never been this early! I love you and your videos❤️
This is so helpful because I am thinking about getting a salamander of my own! Thank you!
understood I like your salamander nice. to me you always have the cutest animals I like.
Salamanders are so cute
That is great advice for the. Spotted salamander
Love this
Mines named Charmander too!!
Hello Megan, they are really cute. I'm sure the way that little one went after that roach weight will come on fast. ☺💖.
God bless you and yours, Lin
Thnx for sharing😊👍makes want to get one😀
for my spotty it very hard to hand feed. She will sometimes take food from my hand, but they certainly aren't as voracious eaters as a tiger sally . It much easier to just let the crickets roam and she will strike
Wat temp do they require...????
Any idea what to feed a very small marbled salamander? I'm thinking of adopting one, but they're tiny. I found about 9 of them in my garage the other night, and very gently moved them outside, but next time it rains, I might keep one. But they're only about 1.5" long and I want to make sure I know what to feed them.
I love your videos Megan!!
How many worms/cockroaches should I feed a salamander every feeding time?
Bobs
Cute Salamanders ☺
Would you recommend a newt/salamander for a first time amphibian pet?
Heyy!! I have a question, so do you know any like pet stores or something to get salamanders ?
Where did you get your spotted salamander?
those r pokemon names lollll nice. i like charmander and bulbasaur. but where is squirtle. lol
Could you house 2 spotted together
Did you get these from a breeder? If you already said so I do aplogize
I cannot get my spotted salamander to eat hardly! Any ideas or help?
Where did you get them from?
Squirtle is left out ;-; at least they’re pokemon XD
Love your vids!😍
Ur amazing
How often do you feed her?
Are marble salamanders legal in Britain 🇬🇧 or do you need a licence
Yes they are legal in Britain
Awwweeeeee I love theese
& what temperatures would that be ? 🤔
Do you have to mist them if you have their water in a container and it wont have acces to the soil
Can you do more salamander videos
Can you feed them freeze dried works or crickets
Plz do a tank set up or tank cleen plz thanks you inspired me about animals and now i have a miny zoo as of which i mean a large room in my house full of animals of all species
finally!!!!!! a girl that likes these cute and slimy amphibians! this is the first girl iv'e met who likes salamanders.
my marbled salamander never comes out from being burrowed :( i might try the separation method!!! but i’m so scared of stressing her out :( but she won’t eat and all she’s ever eaten is two meal worms since i got her
Looks like I need a spotted salamander in my life as well..
Do salamanders Co-habitat with other amphibians or fish?
is that high pitched noise the salamanders or is there a rodent in my house?
Can u make a video on hermit crabs?
What tank size is recommended for spotted and marbled salamanders? The Internet has told me a 10 gallon minimum but I feel like they’re a bit too big for a 10 gallon and I’d feel bad having them in it
I have a single adult spotted salamander which I have raised in a 30 gallon, moved it to a 40 gallon a moth ago and I think he's doing great. As they say, the bigger the better and this is no exception! They don't have trouble finding food if you leave a few roach or crickets inside the setup. So if its a baby or juvenile 30 gallon and make sure it's wider not higher then adult is 40 gallon. Hope this helped!
A good example of how different set ups work in different climates. I live in Houston, on the other side of the state, and a set up like that would mold here in three days (know this from experience when I used damp eco earth in a setup). On the revers side though, I have a snake that needs 60 percent humidity, and I literally have to do nothing to maintain humidity. That is just my apartment. Haha. Cute salamanders.
Lol yeah I remember mold being a problem when I lived in San Antonio, I prefer having to deal with dust instead. It is interesting seeing care based on the climate, I have never gotten a pet that needed humidity to be higher than 65% because it's way too hard to meet that. 😄
@@HappyTailsAnimals The reverse is something I have to consider when getting reptile pets. Can they handle a moderately high humidity at all times? It almost kept me from getting My Kenyan Sand Boas, but I found some credible sources stating their humidity tolerance. (They are 2 years old now and very healthy)
How do they do with humidity? I've had trouble with my sand boa eating and I've been wondering if the humidity is too low
@@HappyTailsAnimals They have a very large natural habitat, with a wide range of low and higher humidity. So humidity doesn't seem to be as big of an issue one way or the other. One of mine (I have two) had problems eating, and would only take a meal every three weeks. Her problem was that she was too scared to move around her enclosure freely (she is very timid). So she wasn't using her hot spot, which meant lower appetite. I put a black utensil holder (like for knives) over her hot side as a hide, so she would have a place of absolute darkness. And I covered the bottom of her tank with black paper, covering the substrate layer. IT WORKED. She still loves that hide, even though she is too large for it.
@@HappyTailsAnimals Something else I would try is upping the hot spot. 90 degrees like most care guides say is good, 95 is better.
Do you need to dust their food
Marcel the best you need to dust every reptile/amphibians food.
Do you know what to dust the food i know they need calcium but what else
I had fun today. I ate rocks.
What is best temperature for sugar gliders to live in
your supposed to make sure your hands are moist be for your pick them up.
What is the best temperature?
anyone know where i can find a good fire salamander breeder in the states?
What kind of tank is that?
What is that tank called?
never been 9th!!
1! I love you and your channel so so so soooo much! I am sorry for your loss in December. I am trying to decide on a pet. I am 10 yrs old. I am very muture. My family has 2 dogs, 2 cats, a 75 gallon fish tank,8 chickens, and 5 rats. I take care of the rats by myself, and help with the others too. Qhat do you reccomend? I like hamsters, toirteses(idk how ti spell it), birds,etc. I love you so much. When I grow up I WILL become a vet. (Sadly snak3s are a no. My dad is steongly against them. He had a bad accident with them)Thanks!
R.L. Angus chinchilla
No chinchilla they arent good pets. I reccomend a hamster. They need a 45 gallon tank at the least for one
@@littlebirdy8939 i have researched chinchillas. They need to much care that i cant manage on my own. Thanks though!
@@HeyItsZee_ A hamster is my favorite choice. I researched them, just the videos and websites I have read/watched are confusing because some say never d oi this while the other says to do that. Thanks though!
Chinchillas need a tall bird like cage and yeah you're right they are hard to care for they're just cute. I have one that's why I recommended it (: but hamsters are cool too
do you own domestic cavies
I thought that spotted salamanders needed sunlight
Shake my head everyone commenting first
Im 4th and im proud
Your 6th
SO COOL T_T. maybe she has a squirtle and blastoise lol.
👍🏼🕺🏻
New sub here! I love your videos! Can you do a video about your bearded dragons? I'm a new mom to a baby beardie. I would love some tips :) thank you!
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sup
NOT First.... But Early
Your not first lol
You weren't first😭😭😭...I was😊😊😊
@@elta1029 Oh ok 😞☺☺☺☺
The first
🐶🐏🐰🐀🦇🦈🐠🐟🦖
No
Ur not lol
too tiny
This is not right at all
Why
I’ve never been early ❤️ I love your videos
How often do you have to change the substrate?
if u got a bioactive tank not often, i change when my substrate is too full of baby isopod snacks.
your salamanders are gorgeous and the names got me good haha
What if my spotted salamander digs his own burrows and it is not possible to remove him for feeding without completely collapsing his entire burrow each time. I would feel horrible ruining his hard work every time it’s feeding time
I remember watching this years ago, missing my marbled salamander and really wanting more.. now I have 2 spotteds, a solling lined fire salamander and a tiger salamander 😅
I’ve missed your old setup!
What are the Temps that you keep your Salamanders tanks at ? Please and thank you.