Newt/sal paraphernalia

I have the E. andersoni pictured above. My friend has a bottle of "newt wine" and I get the bottle once it's empty.
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~Aaron
 
Many of those figurines can be bought fromt the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, TN. I think you can even get them online from the giftshop.
 
I found the green and red salamanders on their site..emailing about others.
 
Francesco, the bottle of newt whiskey in the pic above is actually only about 10cm tall and the whiskey in it is unsuitable for drinking. I bought it through Ebay or Yahoo Auctions for only a few dollars, as I recall. Aaron, I'd like to someday see a pic of the "newt wine" bottle you mentioned!
I have a "newt wine glass" but it was handmade especially for me (I got it as a birthday present). Looks more like an aquatic gecko than a newt though...
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