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Well, hi. The name's Zac. I'm from New Zealand and I currently have 1 pet, a Cynops Orientalis, Newton. I used to have another one but he escaped due to my old lid having gaps and holes in it.

About me, I'm in my young teens and I'm absolutely interested in amphibians and building great tank setups. I often come to this forum to find out information about my CFBN, Newton. He is so far my first newt to have ever owned, and I'm grateful to have him.

Any tips or information on how to raise cynops orientalis (juvenile/Adult) is most definitely welcomed. Thank you all so far for your help!

Cheers
Zac
 
Hello and welcome! I'm sure you will find a boat load of information about what ever you need in this forum. It is a great place and full of knowledgeable people. :)
 
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