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I was given a breeding pair of crested newts but am unsure exactly what they are. Any help is appreciated!
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Triturus dobrogicus, and a nice looking pair at that! You'll be up to your ears in eggs soon from the looks of it.
 
otolith said:
Triturus dobrogicus, and a nice looking pair at that! You'll be up to your ears in eggs soon from the looks of it.
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Oh good im told there a breeding pair :) thank you for the positive ID!

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