Orange Newt?

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rachel

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I was at the pet store tonight, looking for another fire belly newt.
I asked the lady if they had any, and she said, "No, but we do have a pretty orange newt"

So She took me to the tank, and OMG, it was so beautiful! It was about 4 inches long, very plump body and a solid orange colour.

Does anyone know what type of newt this is? Can anyone point me in the right direction for info? I'd like to learn more about this interesting newy.
 
One of my tarichas is pretty solidly orange. You wouldn't want to mix them with your fire belly though.
Take care,
Mary.
 
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