Caudata.org: Newts and Salamanders Portal

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Did you know that registered users see fewer ads? Register today! Welcome to Caudata.org, the Newt & Salamander Information Portal.We are the longest running community for amphibian enthusiasts on the Internet. Our primary goal is the sharing of information on the maintenance and breeding of newts and salamanders in captivity.Right now you are viewing our community as a guest. This gives you limited access to our forum and resources. For example, your ability to view conversations in our "Advanced Topics" section is restricted, and guests can view but not respond to "for sale" or "want" ads. Join our free community and get full access, post questions, your own photo albums, message other members, and other features. Registration is fast, simple and totally free so please, click the register link today! Problem? Please use the contact link at the bottom of the page.For care info, Caudata Culture is the site for you. Axolotls? The Axolotl Site is the best on the net. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Post won't fit elsewhere? Post here! This is also the ideal place for your own news, information on books, amphibians in the media, and off-topic posts. Beginner Newt, Salamander, Axolotl Help Topics These topics are for beginners, new members, axolotl pet keepers and those seeking basic help. A dedicated topic for those seeking help with Axolotls, showing off your photos, or just to talk about them. Advanced Newt Salamander Topics For Advanced Enthusiasts & Professionals. Posts may be subject to moderation. Topics that deal with a species, genus, or family of caudata. Includes "common name" forums, such as axolotls and fire-bellied newts. Photos, accounts and other information related to documenting and discovering amphibians and other beasties in the real world. Landscaping, setup and enclosure-related discussion (vivaria, aquaterraria, aquariums, etc) & also equipment/product reviews. The place to discuss anything food-related, including feeder fish, pellets, freeze-dried food, frozen food, live food and its culture, the list goes on... Post and discuss photography and videography of amphibians. Photos can be hosted on Caudata.org for convenience. Other Amphibians Many members of the community are also interested in frogs, toads, and caecilians. Feel free to discuss these amphibians here. Advertisements for Newts Salamanders Only members can respond to advertisements. All posts/threads are subject to moderation prior to showing up. Sell your captive-bred newts and salamanders to other hobbyists. Posting is subject to approval/rejection on a case-by-case basis. Posting is open to Registered Caudata.org Users only. Looking for axolotls? Filters? Java Moss? Look no further. Posting is subject to approval/rejection on a case-by-case basis. Posting is open to Registered Caudata.org Users only. The place to post info about good or bad deals with people and companies. Reading is open to anyone, including unregistered visitors - this means these pages are viewable by anyone so mind your Ps and Qs. Posting is open to Registered Caudata.org Members only. Care InfoDaphnia: An Aquarist s Guide How to culture Daphnia as a food for fish or other animals, such as young newts and salamanders. Caudata.org Magazine English language publication that deals exclusively with newts and salamanders Cryptobranchid Research Group Building partnerships for giant salamander conservation That´s the most accurate. Depends on the size of the tub etc. - you just want to make sure the water is always clean +1 When little axolotls are tubbed is it common for them to get a little more spunky then usual? Water temps around 64-65 F and has been changed today with prime added +1 Hi does anyone know if jungle fungus clear is safe to use for my axolotl? She has some either fungus or bacterial growth on her fillibrae and maybe body and I read that's good to use if you aren't sure if the problem is bacterial or fungal +1 That jungle fungus clear. I've been dealing with some fungus with my axolotl on and off this summer. The Holtsfreter solution and water changes just seem to do the trick after a bit +1 Where do you get the holtsfreter solution? I've been upping water changes but salt bath seems to be more stressful/harmful than beneficial because she does not like to be caught! +1 Thank you! My tap water is naturally low in GH and KH, and I need to raise it... but I don't want to raise the pH, which is perfect, with coral. +1 Hey guys, I suppose this is a foolish question, but will my long-toed salamanders over-eat resulting in obesity? +1 what are thoughts on using crushed coral or tufa rocks for resining the ph level in my tank? I have the seachem ph alert and it’s reading 5.4 +1 Hi Delaney. Can you be more specific? There are lots of reasons for cloudy water, such as substrate getting kicked up, water hardness, etc. if you don’t have hard water and it doesn’t settle then I’d do a water change and see if that helps. +1 This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.

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