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Hi all! :errr:

My name is Natalie, I am from Illinois. I'm pretty new to both newts and salamanders, so please pardon my ignorance! I had some fire belly newts growing up and I loved them! Recently I've been putting together a terrerium and been looking for some good information on newts or salamanders that would enjoy living in it! So... that is why I am here :)

Looking forward to learning from you all!
Thanks
Natalie~
 
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Greatwtehunter said:
Welcome to the forum Natalie. Any ideas yet on what in particular your looking for?
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Well, my tank is half water and half land. Most of the species I have looked up so far have been either more aquatic or more terrestrial. Some friends of mine suggested frogs... however I don't know if I could stand the croaking :tongue: Kinda just looking a newt/salamander that would enjoy both aspects of the tank.
 
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Welocme to caudata! I know there are a few newts that can do half/land half/water, I know firebelly needs more water than land, but hopefully another member will be able to help you out as I can't remember them:p
 
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