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Kaiser's Spotted Newt

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Question about Kaiser's Spotted Newt, do they need to be put in a terrestrial tank and switch between terrestrial and aquatic enclosures? Because if I bought one I wouldn't wanna switch between tanks, and its $60 and I don't wanna end up killing it if I get it, so do they really NEED it?
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They don´t, but i´m afraid if this is your frame of mind, i wouldn´t be the one to sell you any animals.
 
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