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Hello,

Let me introduce myself. I am Martin, 30 years old and live in the Netherlands. At the moment I am working as IT/projectmanager at a software company.Last months I started again with this fantastic hobby. For years I kept newts, but in the years between I spent my time with keeping different bloodpythons and Lampropeltis species. I was always intrested in newts and now I picked it up this hobby again. At the moment I keep different Cynops and Triturus and hope to breed with some of them next year.

I hope to get great time here on this forum,
Greetz,
Martin
 
Welcome to the forum. Looking forward to reading more about your newts.
 
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