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Old 01-22-2008, 11:01 PM
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Can a tiger/spotted salamander live with anoles? The main problem seems that anoles need heat lamps, can salamnder live with them? Do they have different living needs?
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Can a tiger/spotted salamander live with anoles? The main problem seems that anoles need heat lamps, can salamnder live with them? Do they have different living needs?
No the two species can't live together. They have different environmental requirements. It's best to seperate them, you can find pretty cheap enclosures on Craigslist.
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Habitat requirements aside, mixing species is a quick way to add diversity to the diet of the more aggressive tank mate. In this case the anole will be dinner. Tigers are aggressive feeders and will attack anything that moves.
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