Greater Siren Unboxing & Release to New Enclosure 

Thanks!! The tank is going great, but have had some algae issues (diatoms) in and off because of the silica load in the sand substrate. Animals are doing great. I typically use Nicrew LED lights that are suitable for plant growth.

They are doing great! Getting big

I suppose some small fish, but I wouldn’t recommend. I had some small darters and the sirens ate them all.

Nice. They are super hardy and can get massive

A person on Caudata.org had bred them and had a few extra.

They haven't juvenile or non juvenile form

@@slitheringsalamanderscapes6887 the two I had taken in were actually next to their predator that eats their young sadly one of them got attacked before we found out the other species and released them at another location. Poor thing (named whooper) now has scars mangled all over it and the second one (named Plank) had 1/3 of its left gills chomped clean off. Plank is very comfortable around us and even lets us pet him he almost exhibits behavior like he likes it or a minimum he’s fascinated by the sensation. From what I’ve seen the can come out durring light hours if they feel safe enough and you develop a routine with them. I saw how they don’t have the best eyesight but they seem to completely run off scent alone as sounds or vibrations in the water don’t make them respond but as soon as the smell hits them they spring to action. It’s hard learning about them as there is so little to learn about them.

Nice! They are indeed awesome

No it isn't axolotl this Dwarf siren

I live in Europe and I'm caring for a bunch of newts

@@slitheringsalamanderscapes6887 I wish I could get some North American Species but they are hard to come by, if you need any advice on European species you can always hit me up