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foranthro

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devaney, most of these people dont live in ny, and those who do prob dont know about central ave. i think what the beat thing to do is to ask what the best pet stores to buy a newt is. most of the pet stores dont keep their newts in d=sanitary sonditions, so expect disease.
 
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youngmoneii1208 said:
Were is the nearest place I can get bloodworms for newts . Mostly around Centrel Ave .
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Stating that you live in New York city really would've helped you. This is an international forum and there are quite a few "Central Avenues."

Try pet stores in your area that specialize in fish, most likely they will have either blackworms or bloodworms.
 
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And also, try not to post so many small threads with simple questions. Try and converge them into one next time.
 
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Young mon, this is the 3rd time you have posted this unanswerable question. After the first two, I sent you a private message to explain why this is not a sensible question to ask on this forum. Disregarding warnings from moderators will get you in hot water here. Please check your PMs.
 
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