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I got into Fire Belly Toads and Fire Belly newts in the middle of 2011. I had 4 toads down to 3 now. Also had 3 newts down to two than one went awall so down to one. I got two new Newts one was free because it had a leg missing. Sadly to say he/she didn't make it 24hrs :( If you want to know anything else about me just ask me anything other pets, music, fishing, etc
 
Hi & welcome :)

I hope you fixed the escape route so the new newts don't go A.W.O.L too :eek:



<3 >o_o< <3
 
yes haha I have a whole the tank that they are in. I have a 20L now :D
 
In what area of the state are you located? I'm just curious because i have never heard of your city. I am in SW Virginia.
Chip
 
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