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I thought i would share my barani pictures with you, i keep them Aquatic in a 3ft fish tank/vivarium with an overhang to prevent escape.These newts have slates and broken plant pots in their setup with a small land area just incase they want/need to surface,although they hardly ever come up for air which is quite bizarre for newts
 

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Very nice! Good to see someone keeping n. s. barani, thank you for sharing.
 
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