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icecoolsupersta

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I have 4 fire belly newts, one spotted salamander and one marbled salamander.
I joined this group because although i have had salamanders for a few years now without any problems, i have just had really bad health problems arise and I need advice on how to treat them. :(
 
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You have come to the right place!

Welcome, I hope you are able to get all of your questions answered! Try another posting under one of the newt/salamander categories to get more attention
 
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