Firebellied newts

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taidgh

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Hey has anyone got a good care sheet on these newts. I want a care sheet that will tell me basic setup, temps and food they eat etc..
Thanks.
 
You probably have cynops orientalis or pyrrhogaster but a lot of other newts besides cynops are called fire-bellied newts - at least paramesotriton (and pachytriton - usually called paddletails in the pet trade though) that I am aware of. I am pretty sure Mark gave you the info you needed, just trying to be informative
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Jesper
 
Taidgh, I'm guessing from your name that you're in Ireland. I'm in Dublin. If you would like to exchange info, please get in touch with me. I keep several species (you can see my profile by clicking on my name on the left). You can contact me via my profile too or on here. Incidentally, I own Caudata.org.
 
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