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I woke up this morning to snow on the ground in may... Anyways I woke up and went to feed my Sallies and come to find out both of my fire belly newts escaped from there divided half of the tank and decided to go snuggle with my yellow spotteds

Kinda crazy but cool. I wish it was ok to keep them together... O Well thanks for looking :)
 

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Huddling for warmth! I hear they got a good snowstorm in Wintersota; guess you got some too. Our snow still hasn't melted completely. I still have drifts in my yard.
 
ya 12 inches worth lol. It broke records. i cant wait for it all to finally be gone and all the wildlife come back out! sick of snow thats for sure!
 
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