Help on buying newts

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carl

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does anyone no anywhere that sells newts but cfbn or jfbn newts i live in england in a town called wigan does anyone no some place that sells them within a 20 to 30 mile radius
 
i live in wigan.. and tom whalleys sumtimes sells newts but ive no idea what a cfbn or jfbn one is. they had red bellied ones though!
 
thanks i seen the red bellys i went in last week they wasnt what i wanted i also like the turtles were bouts in wigan do you live
 
near abram. theres a pet shop in hindley called exotica. they dont have newts in at the mo but im pretty sure they can order some cos they ordered me an axolotl. it specialises in reptiles to so... but even if they cant get any itsa cool place just to mooch around.
 
yea i have been there before i may go in and ask about it
 
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