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hello every one i have just taken the plunge into newts after keeping fish for over 20 years have always wanted to try them but have only now had the chance. I curently have two alpine newts in a 20 gallon tank with lots of low light plants and a little corner filter the two guys( well i think they are guys) seem fine one is fully aquatic the othe hates the water. Both eat well and are active. i hope to buy some paddel tail newts in the future if i can find some availible.
 
Welcome to the fourm! Grats on taking the plunge. I just did myself and I found this site to have ALOT of useful information.
 
thanks for the welcome.
It has been a long time comeing ,my dive into newts have wanted to do it for years. however there where no newts for sale in the caribbean, now that i'm in the uk i can acess them easily and i am quite happy so far!
 
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