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  • How to Find Amphibians in Their Natural Habitat

    Amphibians are typically small animals that bear a distinct resemblance to reptiles in that they have leathery skin, are cold-blooded, and even have similar shapes, with newts and salamanders...

  • How to Build a Waterfall for a Vivarium

    Vivariums are a relatively uncommon type of aquarium. Designed for living plants and animals, a vivarium is especially suited for keeping reptiles and amphibians. These unique tanks consist of...

  • How to Build a Vivarium Waterfall

    Waterfalls can be a beautiful addition to any home vivarium, which is a tank that mixes both land and water elements and is ideal for newts, salamanders, frogs, and anoles. Vivariums are very...

  • How to House a Pet Axolotl

    Axolotls--also known as Mexican walking fish, although they are actually salamanders--are adorable. They are, however, endangered: Their only native habitats, Lake Xochimilco and Lake Chalco in...

  • How to Keep a Newt as a Pet

    There are three types of newt; aquatic, semi-aquatic and terrestrial. Know before you buy, which kind of newt you are selecting. The home you set up for your pet newt will reflect that. The...

  • How to Find a Salamander

    Salamanders are easy to keep as pets and are small enough to be housed in a classroom. They are fun to find and to set up in a terrarium. However, finding a salamander in the wild can be...

  • How to Clean Up After a Salamander

    Cleaning up after your pet salamander is a chore, but a beneficial one. Pet salamanders need clean habitats so that they may thrive and stay free of illness and disease. Care for your pet...

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