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I've been lerking for a while, and thought I best say hi before I start posting, I've had Red Bellied newts for about 4 years now, there really great pets and a joy to keep :D
 
Hi,

Welcome to the site!

We'd love to see some photos of your newts.
 
Hello and welcome.
Another Newt person here - LOL
Fire bellied in one tank and a pair of Spanish Ribbed in the other.
Hope like me you are able to get all the good gen in here you want.
Tony
 
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Just a little piccy so you can see one of my babys :D I have 4 red bellies :D
 
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