Plant Description. Finally, a hardy red Coreopsis! This spectacular selection has flowers that start out butter yellow with deep red centers and red streaking toward the outer tips. Color shifts to ruby red as the weather cools, creating added interest.Outstanding perennial for borders, perennial beds, and containers.1  Overview.inally, a hardy red Coreopsis! This spectacular selection has flowers that start out butter yellow with deep red centers and red streaking toward the outer tips. Color shifts to ruby red as the weather cools, creating added interest. Outstanding perennial for borders, perennial beds, and containers. 1  Overview.
Idaho giant salamanders share their cold mountain streams with the usual host of invertebrates, such as caddisfly, stonefly and mayfly larvae, and even crayfish, all of which the salamanders eat. They will also eat other stream-dwelling amphibians.
Salamander diet changes with age. Young salamanders will often eat small daphnia or cyclopsen (small microorganisms in pond water). After a few weeks they will eat larger daphnia. A few weeks later theyâll eat tubiflex worms or mosquito larvae. When they are almost two months old theyâll eat the same food as an adult salamander.