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Hello, I'm originally from PA, now in NC. I'm interested in Eastern Newts. I had some as a child and I'm interested in getting into the hobby again. Many thanks for this great site.
 
Welcome to the forum! The best way to get Eastern newts is to get out there and collect a few yourself. Good luck!
 
Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately I don't know where I can legally collect here. Can you give me any suggestions as to how I may use this site to possibly connect with people who may breed them in North Carolina? Or maybe enthusiasts in NC have some suggestions as to where to collect. I know I will have to look in the mountains in the western part of the state, not the Piedmont. Other than that I don't know where to look. I know I can't in a State Park. I don't know any individual property owners in that area.
 
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