Triturus karelinii

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Hello everyone, my name is Rachel. I'm somewhat new to the site. I'm am from north carolina and I am a newt geek. I love this little guys. Some friends and I started collecting them for the past few years. We have all kinds like California newt, marbled, dobi's, spanish ribbed newt, easterns, peninsula, gold dust, etc.

I am also interested in Triturus karelinii.

Thanks everyone for allowing me to be part of the family.
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