The life span of the giant salamander is relatively long among amphibians. Under normal circumstances, the life span of the giant salamander can generally reach between 50-60 years. The lifespan of a giant salamander will be affected by the surrounding environment and human influence. Although the tolerance of giant salamanders is relatively good, their lifespan will be affected to a certain extent in harsh environments. Furthermore, human factors also have a great impact on their lifespan.

In order to make the salamander live longer, you need to pay attention to the following points:

1. Maintain micro-flow water, and open the water inlet and outlet at the same time.

2. The water level should be 2-5 cm above the fish’s back, not too deep.

3. The water temperature should be kept between 16-22 degrees, with 17-20 degrees being the best.

4. Remove fish excrement every day to keep the water quality from deteriorating.

5. Don’t make the light too bright, keep it low light.

6. It is best to build a dark cave for the fish to hide in, and the floor can be made.

7. Clean the pond thoroughly once a month and sterilize the fish with a salt concentration of 1-2%.

8. Sterilize and disinfect fish once a week in spring and autumn, and the pool once a month.