Salamander diet changes with age. Young salamanders will often eat small daphnia or cyclopsen (small microorganisms in pond water). After a few weeks they will eat larger daphnia. A few weeks later they’ll eat tubiflex worms or mosquito larvae. When they are almost two months old they’ll eat the same food as an adult salamander.
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Typical Adult Salamander Diet: Adult Salamanders are extremely carnivorous, eating almost anything that moves. They’ll readily eat maggots, mysis, springtails, buffalo worms, fruit-flies, or crickets. I will often offer them red mosquito larvae on a wet tissue.
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The feeding habits of salamander vary in accordance to the species. Most of these are carnivorous in nature, and are known to feed on small invertebrates. The two important factors that play a crucial role in determining their feeding habits are: (i) their habitat and (ii) their type, i.e., aquatic, or terrestrial.
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Tiger Salamander Diet. Tiger Salamander juveniles will take aquatic invertebrates such as daphnia and brine shrimp, insects, small fish, and worms.
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Fire salamanders are most active during the night and when they are out of direct light. They can grow to a size of 8 inches. Spotted Salamander. No surprise, the spotted salamander gets its name from the yellow spots that dot its dark blue or black body. In the wild, these salamanders spend most of their time underground, and they also like to hide under rocks. On average, the spotted salamander grows to a size of 6 to 7.5 inches.
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Unaware of what salamanders eat, people who keep them as pets tend to feed them stuff which is not good for their health. If you intend to keep a salamander as a pet, here's some information about their dietary habits, which will be of some help for you. Advertisement.
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Salamanders are typically characterized by their slender body, short nose, long tail, and -- most important of all -- their unique ability of regrowing lost limbs and tail. It might come as a surprise for some of you, but salamanders have been thriving on the planet for more than 100 million years now.
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Size: Fire Salamanders generally grow to between 18 to 25cms (7-10inches) in length, but it is not unknown for them to reach 30cms (12inch) in some cases. Life span: Captive Fire Salamanders can live up to 30 years with appropriate care.
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If you intend to keep salamanders as pets, you will have to take a few things into consideration; diet being one of them. You will have to make sure that your pet salamander gets necessary nutrients from the food you provide. If it's an aquatic salamander, you can feed it crustaceans, or water fleas.
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Health and Care. Feeding: Salamander diet will vary by type, but most salamanders are carnivores. They eat insects such as roaches, slugs and flies, and even certain types of fish and worms. Most salamanders should be fed daily, though some will eat only three times a week. Any excess food in the tank should always be removed.
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what do you feed salamanders
Salamanders eat insects such as roaches, slugs and flies, and even certain types of fish and worms. You do feed insects such as roaches, slugs and flies, and even certain types of fish and worms to salamanders.