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newtspaz

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Hi, my name is kayla and I live in canada.. I only have one newt and his name is spaz.....I was wondering is it normal for a paddle- tail newt to jump off dressers or any thing for that matter? any way just saying hi to every one..... :happy:
 

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Hello and welcome to the forum! There is a wealth of information just waiting for you to read!

No, it is not normal for newts of any species to "jump off anything" unless they are attempting to escape. My question to you is, why was your paddle-tail newt out of the water and on a dresser in the first place?
 
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