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Hi everyone, just thought i'd introduce myself to you all.

My name's Darren, I'm 16 from Scotland, currently have no hobbies, though looking after a newt will be one soon.

I am hopefully getting a Japanese Fire Belly in the next few weeks, I have all the stuff ready for it, and just thought that it would be nice to have somewhere to go with my questions and newt stories :). I also saw all the information on this website and thought it would be reliable and in-depth. I don't want to be a blind poster, registering on the forum because I dont know what to feed my newt a week after buying it, I'm doing my research :) .

I'll get some pictures of me with said newt once I get him/her, and decide on a name :)

Monstrous
 
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