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Hi, i'm from the UK and am the proud owner of 2 Musk Turtles, and a pair of Chinese fire Bellied Newts. One of which is sick as you may have read in my earlier thread. I used to have these types of newts when I was younger and they lived for more than 10 years. But that was before Google so I am now starting to learn a lot more about them! Good site and its been very helpful already!
 
Welcome, and good luck with the sick newt!
 
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