North African Fire Salamander (Salamandra algira splendens)
North African Fire Salamander (Salamandra algira splendens)
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USA 2026 captive-bred and born.
Terrarium: A 20 gallon 'long' aquarium or an 18x18x18 front opening terrarium is the minimum enclosure size for 1-3 fire salamanders.
Temperature: North African Fire Salamander (Salamandra algira splendens) prefer temperatures between 60 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Temperatures over 75 degrees are dangerous.
Humidity: 50-70% humidity is ideal. A screen top and room ambient humidity is normally sufficient.
Size: On average, adult fire salamanders can grow up to 8 inches in length (including tail).
Age: North African Fire Salamander (Salamandra algira splendens) for sale from Tinc Tank are well started juveniles at 3-5 months old out of water.
Diet: The fire salamanders for sale at Tinc Tank are fed a staple diet alternating between small crickets dusted at every feeding with Repashy Calcium Plus and chopped nightcrawlers.
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