Neurergus kaiseri

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And another one, just for fun. Some photo's of kaiseri
 

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Beautiful newts and a wonderful setup. Thank you for the inspiration and congrats for the offspring!
 
If I were a newt I'd love to live in that setup! Great looking Neurergus kaiseri and congratulations on the babies.
 
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