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Newt Paradise!!!

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jeff

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Is this what newts dream about or what?
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Don't worry, I didn't leave him in there for more then a few seconds, even then he had quite a few dangling from his mouth.
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adam

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How on earth did you manage to get so many worms?????????????? Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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felipe

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Hahahhahaha
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A little nasty...but I'm sure that the newt is loving it!
 
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kamil

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Hello Adam,

you can order worms here in Germany via Internet. I think I've seen once a "worm-farmer" from UK somewhere in the Internet.

Best Greetings,

Kamil
 
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