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I got these newts from petshop labeled as 'strauchii', but I think they are crocatus, or derjugini. Please confirm which are they.
 

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I agree with otter woman. They look just like my crocatus.
 
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Firebelly9 said:
I can never seem to find one in any petshop or PAC man frogs hard to find where I'm from
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You're not going to want an amphibian from a pet store anyway, and the maker of this thread is in Korea lol
 
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lol. I called it a petstore, but it's an individual who imports exotic animals personally. Crocatus is very rare in Korea, too. I wonder where he imports all these animals from...
 
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