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My marbled newts

XDragonGrlX

XDragonGrlX

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I have always wanted these newts and was lucky enough to finally get them! I got 5 little marbled newts last week and couldnt be happier with them! By far my fav :). Here are a few cell phone pictures. I hope to get a more professional camera some day but until then, these will have to do. Im sure ill have a ton more to post later as well ;)
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I have water stains on this tank. Ive tried getting them off with no luck so please dont mind the smudge lol
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