Large Salamanders

[sheajared]

So I've been reading up on Pacific Giant Salamanders and these seam almost exactly what I've been looking for, for a while: A large (Around 12"), semi-aquatic, lizard, snake, or lizard-like critter.

Does anyone know of any others that fit that description and are decently available for purchase?

And does anyone know where I can find these salamanders, or similar critters for sale?


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[beckles55]

Very interested in this .

 

[ms_ramie22]

Wouldn't a tiger salamander work? We have them all over here and I've seen some huge ones, that would be real close to a foot long... Don't you have them in Minnesota, too?

 

[sheajared]

Wouldn't a tiger salamander work? We have them all over here and I've seen some huge ones, that would be real close to a foot long... Don't you have them in Minnesota, too?

Yes to everything you said... Except tiger salamanders, for the most part, aren't very aquatic at all.


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[Chub_by]

Yes to everything you said... Except tiger salamanders, for the most part, aren't very aquatic at all.


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Kevin Flemings Mom has one in a fully aquatic tank, not even one of those turtle docks in there.


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[mike_sema]

Kevin Flemings Mom has one in a fully aquatic tank, not even one of those turtle docks in there.


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she has had it for sone time.we have them fully aquatic with no problems at all.a pic of one of

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[sheajared]

she has had it for sone time.we have them fully aquatic with no problems at all.a pic of one of View attachment 834921

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But how!?


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[snakefin]

Please don't try it. If a creature is not aquatic, you don't simply toss it into the water and expect it to survive.

Kevin's mum probably has a specimen under extraordinary circumstances; not for every darn salamander.

OP, you might want to head over to caudata; I believe they know much more about its availability then we do here.

 

[mike_sema]

Have you looked into a siren

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[FishFreak95]

I believe tentacled snakes and elephant trunk snakes are fully aquatic