Marbled Newts

Damian2

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A few photo's of some of my group
 

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Beautiful!
Although all my available space is filled with Asian species I've always fancied keeping some T. marmoratus, especially when I see pics like these. :)
 
Many thanks.
I've only ever kept the European newt species.

Regards
Damian
 
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