? The giant salamander is a kind of amphibian. Their survival requires a relatively high surrounding environment, such as a relatively high temperature. Giant salamanders are sensitive to temperature. Too high or too low temperature is not conducive to their growth, and may even lead to their death.
If the temperature is as high as 26 degrees, or even higher, the giant salamander may appear "aestivation" phenomenon, at this time their activity will be greatly affected, or even has been in a state of immobility. If the temperature is higher, it may lead to the death of the giant salamander. Of course, the temperature should not be too low. When the temperature is below 10 degrees, the appetite and activity of the giant salamander will begin to be affected. If the temperature drops again, the giant salamander may hibernate, in fact, many amphibians will hibernate. However, if the temperature drops to a few degrees below zero, or even more than ten degrees below zero, the giant salamander may also die.
. The giant salamander is sensitive to the temperature. Living under the suitable temperature conditions is more conducive to their growth and development, and their state can be better. The water temperature suitable for giant salamander has a certain range, generally speaking, it is better to control it at 10-22 degrees. If it is higher than 26 degrees or lower than 10 degrees, the appetite and activity of giant salamanders may be affected, and their condition will not be good. Therefore, if the baby fish is raised in the family, all factors of the water environment need to be paid attention to, the water temperature needs to be adjusted to the appropriate range, and the water quality and the dissolved oxygen in the water need to be kept in the appropriate state as far as possible.
