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How long would it take for my Cynops Orientalis to calm down?
- Thread starter Zac
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evut
Active member
Hi Zac, I don't think anyone can give you a specific time. It depends on too many things. I'd say leave him alone, preferably without noise and light and hopefully he'll be ok soon.
Crysta
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Agreed, leave it alone for abit, I dropped one of mine once (they can be so quick [oops]) but he calmed down fairly quickly. What exactly did you do? I'm pretty sure no-one will judge you here, but it may help somewhat solve the problem.
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Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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