The so-called "small dollfish", said the dollfish pups, eat a big tonic.

The little dollfish is an ornamental frogfish, in fact, its real name is the Oriental salamander, not a real dollfish. Oriental salamander can be kept in the aquarium, but also often meet the sun. The northeastern small salamander (scientific name: Hynobius leechii), is an animal of the small salamander family, small salamander genus. The head of the Northeast small salamander is flattened oval, the tail is laterally flattened, the end is obtuse and rounded, the eyes are large and not very prominent, the back of the body is dark grayish brown or grayish brown, and the ventral surface of the body is light grayish brown or dirty white. The Northeast small salamander generally lives on land (except during the breeding season), hibernates day and night, and preys on the adults and larvae of many kinds of insects. The breeding season is from mid-April to late May, and the salamander mainly lives in the hilly mountainous areas with an elevation of 200-300m, distributed in China, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea*** and the Republic of Korea, and the Republic of South Korea.