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:happy: Hi; i'm new here, i brought my grandson two warty newts for his birthday. I never knew they can be so fascinating :cool:

we are now seeking to buy some more but dont know where to get them from; is there a breeders list on this site or does anyone here know if there is breeder near my area?

look forward to finding out more about these fascinating creatures! :happy:
 
Hey Babs :)

I know, being on this forum, I'm getting quite eager to get some newts as well as my axies!

The for sale and giveaway section on the forum is great, or you can post a wanted ad, too. Might help you find a local breeder :)

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