Consult scientific name

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Last year I bought 10 spotted newts from Europe.
All are very thin and weak.
So only 2 survived.
I really want to konw their scientific name? Who can tell me?
I konw distinguish of them is a little difficult.
 

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I agree with Chinadog, they look like N. crocatus.
 
Thank you very much.
I wish I can breed them.
They're so beauty.
But I only have 50% chance.
 
Any idea why they are doing so bad for you? How are you keeping them? Feeding them??
 
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