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ralf

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Rene,
please use the "advertisements"-section for any animals or animal-related items you want to acquire. The "Newt and Salamander Help"-section of the forum is for the discussion of problems regarding the captive care/husbandry of caudates and not for the problems in maintaining a steady supply for research.
 

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Rene's original post seeking a constant supply of newts for research purposes was deleted from this thread by me around the same time that Ralf made the following post. Sorry about that, Ralf
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(Message edited by TJ on June 09, 2006)
 
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