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I am new to this forum, but have had a love of newts and salamanders for years. I recently stopped working out of town, so I can own pets. I am looking forward to getting to know the people on this site and learning more about the proper care of Caudata. I previously bought my newts from pet shops, (when I was a quite a bit younger) and have since learned the difference between CB and WC. I would prefer to not buy them from pet shops in the future.
 
Welcome to the forum!

Glad to hear you're looking for CB animals. Some people don't understand where their animals come from, and others just plain don't care. We encourage all hobbyists to get CB over WC. They're usually much healthier anyway!
 
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