? 1. Look at the size: Salamanders are amphibians, and they are also divided into male and female. If the salamanders are adults or their ages are basically the same, they can first be distinguished by their size. Male salamanders are generally smaller and female salamanders are generally larger. Of course, if the age of different salamanders is not consistent, some are older and some are younger, then it is not suitable to compare in terms of body size.
2. Look at the belly: Male and female salamanders are also different in terms of appearance. You can see the abdomen of the salamander, and the difference in the abdomen is a more obvious difference. Female salamanders have a larger abdomen, while male salamanders have a smaller abdomen. Especially in the breeding season, it is easier to observe this phenomenon, and the difference is very obvious.
3. Look at the cloaca: If the salamander is adult or has reached the stage of sexual maturity, it can also distinguish between male and female by looking at their cloaca. The cloaca of the male salamander is raised and has very visible papillae, which are downy, while the female salamander does not have this feature. In addition, in terms of the size of the cloaca, the male salamander is long and large, while the female salamander is shorter and smaller.
4. Look at the sensitivity: If the salamanders are in motion, they can also be judged by their sensitivity. In general, males are more sensitive and active than females.
together? Salamanders can be bred artificially. When breeding them, it is best to breed them separately. Do not mix male and female salamanders together, and try not to raise two salamanders together. This is because two salamanders may fight together, and the consequences may be more serious. Of course, during the breeding season, it's a different matter. Male and female salamanders can be put together, and they can reproduce successfully.
