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New to the boards, and haven't owed many newts before but are so intrigued with all the exotic looking ones i've seen here and on the internet ! :D... I really want to find out more and see if there's any breeders of exotics in the southern california area that maybe I can speak to or see a website for?

All the help is appreciated and can't wait to learn more about these guys ! ;)

Melanie
 
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