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Hi,

I'm new to the forum. I live in Seattle and have previously owned C. pyrrhogasters and fire-bellied toads. The newts lived about 8+ years and I've set up a new 40 gal mostly aquatic terrarium for ribbed newts. I look forward to learning more about ideas for improving habitat, other newt species, getting in touch with breeders, and tips on keeping the newts healthy and long lived.

I like newts and aquatic frogs but am just a casual hobbyist.

Ken
 
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