Ezra Mushala

Salamanders are famous for one incredible superpower: the ability to regrow lost body parts. If you’ve ever seen one with a short tail or missing toe that eventually grew back, you might wonder just how far that healing ability goes. But is it true for all salamanders? Most salamanders can regenerate limbs, but not all … Read more

Salamanders and toads are both quiet animals that keep to themselves. You’ll often find them near the same types of places, under logs, in damp soil, or by the edge of a pond. Because of this, it’s easy to think they might make good roommates. They seem to like the same environment, eat the same … Read more

Salamanders and newts are quiet, gentle animals that look a lot alike. They have smooth skin, small toes, and slow, careful movements. They don’t make much noise or mess, and they seem to enjoy similar things, such as moist places, live food, and peaceful surroundings. If you like amphibians, it’s easy to wonder if you … Read more

Salamanders and turtles are both quiet, slow-moving animals that live near water. They seem peaceful, gentle, and easy to care for. If you already have one, it might feel natural to wonder if you can keep the other in the same tank. They both like water, warmth, and a place to hide, so it makes … Read more

Salamanders and axolotls are quiet, soft-bodied animals with long tails and short legs. They both move slowly, eat insects and worms, and spend their time in cool, damp places. And because they look so similar, you might think they could live in the same tank. But before you try it, there’s something important you should … Read more

Salamanders and frogs are quiet, gentle animals that live in cool, damp places. They hide under logs, wait near water, and come out mostly at night. Both eat bugs. Both like moisture. Both seem peaceful. So if you already have one and like the idea of adding another, you might wonder, can salamanders and frogs … Read more

If you’ve ever watched salamanders in a pet store or seen them grouped in the same tank, you might assume they like being around each other. Some salamanders can live together, but many do best when housed alone. If you try to keep more than one salamander in the same tank, you’ll need a lot … Read more

If you already have a fish tank at home, you might wonder if you could keep a salamander in it too. It seems like a good idea, since both animals like water, after all. But before adding a salamander to your aquarium, it’s important to understand what they actually need to stay healthy and safe. … Read more

Salamanders are interesting amphibians that live both in water and on land. Many people wonder if these creatures can climb smooth surfaces like glass. This question often comes up for those who keep salamanders as pets or see them near glass tanks. Can they really climb glass walls or windows? Yes, some salamanders can climb … Read more

In the animal world, some behaviors may seem shocking to people but are common in certain species. One of these behaviors is the act of eating one’s own offspring. Do salamanders eat their young, or are they caring parents? Yes, some salamanders do eat their young, especially when resources are low or when the young … Read more