Baby Dinosaurs

I have had my baby dinosaurs for about 6 years. I was wondering if I could put them in the same tank, or would they hurt each other?

 

First off what type of animal are you talking about? What sex are they? How big is the tank you wish to put them in?

If your just here trying to be a troll and think your funny I ask that you leave now and save us all time to help people who really need it!

 

I think they are technically salamanders.

 

I am sorry if I have offended anyone, I am new to this page a was just asking a question. I do t know what kind they are or what sex they are. I will do some research and try to find out. All I know they were gifts to my children that there grandma got them at the mall about 6 years ago.

 

No. Post pictures through Photobucket or Flickr. We would be able to tell you more. All I know is there are salamanders that are nicknamed baby dinosaurs and the people at the mall who sell them give incorrect housing and care info or so I've heard. I'm a snake person. Lol. I can tell you almost anything about snakes not salamanders.

 

I think they are talking about a tiger salamander....

 

"Baby dinosaurs" could be anything, from small geckos, to anoles, to salamanders. Pictures will definitely help

 

Guys stop being jerks, she obviously has baby dinosaurs. That would have been a good troll though.

 

And "baby dragons" are often anoles.

 

are they black with yellow or orange splotches?

 

At the ones I've seen they sell the grey ish "mudpuppies" or can be "water dogs" those are both difference species of tiger salamanders and those change from the larvae form to salamander quicker than most axolotls who can stay in the larva stage for a while.

 

I had no idea these would live so long! My daughter bought one of these so-called baby dinosaurs for her kids.He was in a tiny little container and came with a care sheet that said little to nothing about proper care, with a phone number that was disconnected.I knew that couldn't be good,whatever he was.I begged and traded and I have Bob now.I put him in a 20 gallon tank I had just swapped my turtles out of.He eats pellets,chases little fish and I tried to give him a cricket but he wasn't interested.I'd like to know more about him and his care.Going to net some little crawfish for my tanks and see if he will eat those.Pet store lady said no small gravel in the tanks since he sucks it up with his food.I put large stones,and a glass dish to let those pellets sink onto.I read where they can be territorial,so I haven't looked into getting Bob some company.I took some pics so if anyone would have a clue as to whether he is a tiger or a Mexican,lemme know.I would really appreciate it.

 

Mzconnie you have an axolotl. Here is a good site for their care: Axolotls - Requirements & Water Conditions in Captivity

 

Thanxs a bunch! Going to read more about them at that website right now.

 

I looked at the pictures and noticed they have those funny frilly gill things...as far as I know axolotl a are the only things that have them.