Baby fish are relatively sensitive to temperature. Generally speaking, it is better to control it at 10-22 degrees. Living under suitable temperature conditions is more conducive to their growth and development, and their condition will be better. It should be noted that if the water temperature is higher than 26 degrees or lower than 10 degrees, the appetite and activity of the salamanders may be affected, and their condition will also be bad. Therefore, if you raise giant salamanders at home, you need to pay attention to various factors of the water environment.

Precautions for feeding giant salamander:

1. Salmon fish 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.