Notes for novices raising salamanders:

1. The breeding pond needs to be soaked in water for 1 month before stocking. Generally, strong light is not allowed, and only low light or no light is allowed. Any light is acceptable.

2. Keep timing, fixed point and quantitative when feeding bait. The giant salamander likes silence and is afraid of noise, likes clear water and is afraid of muddy water, and likes darkness and is afraid of strong light. During breeding, we should try to take care of these habits of it.

3. When feeding feed, it is better to use natural feed, mainly including plankton, insects, meat, fish, shellfish, etc. Feed once every morning and evening, preferably before 7:30 in the morning and before 10:30 in the evening.

4. Salmons do not eat much and have good hunger resistance. Generally speaking, they can 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.

5. Uneaten feed should be removed and cleaned in time to avoid contaminating water quality.

6. The giant salamander does not like to move. When feeding, you can use a net to carry food so that the giant fish can eat it conveniently.