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Hello there from Kent, England.
Suddenly dawned on me that I never introduced myself here, sorry to be rude.
currently keeping Chinese firebelly newts, Chinese warty newts, and alpine newts and an unidentified (sold as a paddletail newt, it definetly isn't though, looks like a small dark Chinese warty newt). Im a big fan of this forum ,absolutely valuable for this hobby.
 
Hello and welcome! :D

Sounds like you have a decent sized collection, and some awesome species!
If you post a picture of the unidentified newt I am sure someone will be able to tell you what it is :)
-Seth
 
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