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mandarin newts and firebellys
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Abrahm
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No. It is best not to mix different species of newts, even if they are closely related or if they come from similar habitats or even the same geographic location. Newt, salamander and other amphibian enclosures should be single species.
There are many reasons for this including cross-breeding (which would not be a problem here,) transfer of disease, differing requirements in habitat and territoriality and aggression issues.
Mixing species is not something we promote here and asking repeatedly will not change that.
There are many reasons for this including cross-breeding (which would not be a problem here,) transfer of disease, differing requirements in habitat and territoriality and aggression issues.
Mixing species is not something we promote here and asking repeatedly will not change that.
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