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Hi guys,

i have 4 Chinese firebelly newts and im looking to buy a new tank for a different type of newt, post if you have any ideas for a good newt species for me, these are the first amphibians I've kept. and post if you are selling.
cheers!
 
I've got 4 red-spotted newts (Notopthalmus Viridescens Viridescens) and they're very easy to take care of, not to mention they're very attractive. I would recommend this species.
 
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