New to newts- Assistance needed in determining the scientific classification, please :)

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Hi, I'm Jason from Chicago, IL. I love to read, and long walks on the beach. I'm new to newts, and could use your help.

I have a re-found interest in aquatica (is that even a word), and always loved amphibians and reptiles. I have two African dwarfs in my community tank of about 17 very friendly fish, and just recently adopted a fire-belly newt to be housed in my other aquarium. Unfortunately, I'm not exactly sure what kind of fire-belly it is. I posted another thread where you could find a brief description, along with a few photos. So, if you're pretty knowledgeable, and wouldn't mind helping me out, I would greatly appreciate it!!! Thanks again!!
 
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