How do you take care of baby salamanders?

Answer 1

There are many websites devoted to the care and housing of captive salamaders, so I am going to assume that by "raise" you mean breeding. Breeding of captive salamanders is not an easy thing. While difficult and somewhat expensive, it can be acheived by very detailed and minute changes in the temperature, lighting, humidity after they have been forced into a hibernation period. More info can be found here: http://www.petplace.com/reptiles/breeding-your-reptile/page1.aspx

Answer 2

first get a cage that is 5 inches long poke holes on the top the holes cant be to big for the salamander to escape then get dirt cover the bottom of the cage with the dirt then get a 2 bottle caps of water and poor it in the cage then find worms or rollypollies smaller the salamander in the cage for it to eat then put a small rock in there because they like to be under rocks finally find a safe place where you could put your cage

Answer 3

=You Must Put A Filter In As The Water Can Get Dirty Easily And The Build Up Of Ammonia Will Sertainly Kill Your Little Buddies So If You Buy Or Catch A Newt Don't If You Dont Have A Filter:)=