Baby fish can grow up. The giant salamander is a type of amphibian, which is considered to be the largest among amphibians. The giant salamander can grow to between 0.75-2 meters, and its weight is generally between 20-25 kilograms. But different species of salamanders also have different body shapes. Some varieties are naturally larger due to genetic influence, and can reach more than 1.8 meters in length. Some varieties are small, generally no more than 1 meter.

Precautions for raising salamanders:

1. Salamanders are ferocious in nature, with dense and pointed teeth, so pay attention to safety when feeding to avoid being bitten.

2. Salmons like live animals. When choosing feed, you can give priority to feeding live animals.

3. Salmons do not eat much and have good hunger tolerance. Generally speaking, they only need to be fed once every 1 to 2 days. Taking a pound of salamander as an example, they can eat up to 1 to 2 small fish. Or loach, the specific feeding amount can be observed specifically.

4. Uneaten feed should be taken out and cleaned in time to avoid contaminating the water quality.

5. The giant salamander does not like to move. When feeding, you can use a net to carry food to make it easier for the giant fish to eat.