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I'm a frist timer and i need some info , my friend has one and i want one to so i need to know if Petco sells Newts ?
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some petco's have newts but I dont recommend buying from them. Try looking in the classifieds here. They will have a captive bred version of what your looking for.
 
Petgoods ?

Does Petgoods sell Newts , mostly Paddlebelly . Also how much would a Paddlebelly Newt be ?
 
Re: Petgoods ?

Youngm, you posted two Intro threads, so I merged them. If you want to know if local stores sell newts, please visit those stores (or call them), I don't think people on this forum can give you an answer that will be relevant in your town.

Before you buy a newt, it's a good idea to make a nice setup first, then get the newt.
 
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