Notophthalmus viridescens viridescens

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Heres a pic of one of my males:
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And another (a different one):
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Dissapering, showing his nuptial pads
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Its a shame theyre all males

(c)AJfr0ggy
 
They live in an outdoor aquarium, in british weather!
The aquarium is 4 and a half foot long, and there is 5 newts. with so much space, their food seems to breed in the aquarium, making them very very undemanding newts! (all i have to do is clear the algae so i can see them!)

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