Details & Specifications
| Trait | Details |
| Name | Gilbert |
| Gender | Male |
| Species | Emperor Spotted Newt (Tylototriton shanjing) |
| Age Class | Adult (16 months) |
| Weight | 212g |
| Diet | Live earthworms, nightcrawlers, gut-loaded dubia roaches, and waxworms |
| Health Status | Active, healthy, full limbs and tail |
Detailed Description
Gilbert demonstrates the striking warning coloration and bold, prehistoric head structure that make Tylototriton shanjing a flagship species among Asian salamanders.
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Genetics & Aesthetics: Gilbert boasts saturated orange-to-tangerine glandular knobs aligned along his spine and flanks, contrasting intensely against deep, matte-black skin. His broad head structure, complete with defined cranial ridges and vibrant orange markings, gives him an exceptional, commanding presence.
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Temperament & Care: Weighing a colossal 212 grams at 16 months, Gilbert is established, active, and exhibits a aggressive feeding response to live prey like nightcrawlers and gut-loaded insects. He thrives in a cool, high-humidity semi-aquatic or damp terrestrial setup with plenty of damp substrate, clean water, and secure hideouts.
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