Many questions

Hey i have 3 firebelly newts, im not sure how old they are cu the petshop didnt even know... and i dont know if there's any female in there, i think im not sure, but i think i have 2 males and one girl. If the one i think is a girl, she's super fat!!!! is she pregnant or just eating too much??
i'dd like to know a bunch of things on them.. i did read.. but its not the same when someone's already used to them...

Have you read the caresheet http://www.caudata.org/cc/species/Cynops/C_orientalis.shtml yet? This should put you on the right track.

As far as being fat, I'd say you have two slightly skinny ones and one of healthy size. It could be female carrying eggs, but the other two look a little thin.

what do i do if i want her to lay her eggs and how do i know if she is pregnant!!

You should probably figure out how to keep them healthy and 'happy' before worrying about breeding them.

i think i know how to keep them heallthy, the skinny one is front a poor petshop. And he was the only one left, i simply took a chance taking him, and it looks like he's getting better. He wasn't looking really healthy when i bought him 3 weeks ago. but the two others, i had them for 2 months. So i guess im starting to know a bit about them.
I don't think im doing anything wrong. I simply asked question incase my newt was pregnant. Cuz if she is. I don't want to stress her, or if i can have the experience of having her babies....
I though it would have been a good thing.

And im quite sure they are happy too. They have a very good aquarium, and alot of plants and space to swim how they want. the water's perfect, and they eat quite well.

Anyways, ill try to find out how to take care of a mommy.
Thanks for the help.

Salamanders don't get 'pregnant'. Females can carry eggs, but unless a male courts her and fertilizes them, she won't lay fertile eggs.

Did you quarantine the new animal? Introducing an unquarantined animal, especially from a pet shop, into an established tank can introduce disease and parasites into healthy animals.

yes i did and now they are going very well. But my plant broke this morning becuz it wasnt holding enough in the tank.
I'll have to buy new ones so she can lay her eggs.
Do you recommend any special kind of plants?

The pet shop couldn't tell you how old they are because virtually all newts in pet stores are animals that were taken from the wild. Can you post a photo of their setup? And what are you feeding them? Are there any other animals in the tank? What temperature is the water? We may be able to help you avoid some problems and maybe encourage them to breed. Almost any plant can be used for egg laying, but ones with small flat leaflets work best, like elodea.

Are we even sure they really are firebellied newts? The parotoids seem right but I haven't played the newt silhouette game much.

yes they are. i know how to reconize newts from almost all they're breed.
And ok, i already have that kind of plant.
They eat froen blood worms, cuz we dont have anything else in petshops , exept wax worms and meal worms. But they all stop moving in the water, i tryed before at my job.
They don't live with any other kind of animals exept the 3 of them. The water is 18 celcius, even it goes up and down from 16 to 20. depends if the light is on or off.
I'll take a picture of my tank tomorrow morning when i get my camera back, for suuuure
I'll post a couple of pic.
And they couldnt tell me how old they were, becuz they used to belong to another person before, and that person didnt know how old they were.
But the thing i saw, is my female loves to go on my floating deck. She can pass hours cuddling with my big male.

i could also take a picture of they're bellies to show u.

here's some pictures. they're not really good. but ill take better ones tomorrow morning.