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Hey!

I recently set up a tank and i intend on getting a newt of some sort. Looks like there are a few experts here so i thought id join up :happy:!

Iv been keeping fish for about 9 years so keeping water wont be an issue :cool:, ... I kept a paddle tail newt years ago but apart from that i havnt much experience with newts and salamaders.

Ill probably have some Questions regarding my new tank so ill have a look around where i can post them!
 
Welcome! And there is plenty of info already if you look around-- maybe your questions are already answered!
 
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