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Pleurodeles Waltl

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Hey all,

I lost the email of the person who sold me the four newts, but I'm just posting on here to keep them posted. THey're doing very well, I think the female may be gravid (she's more then twice as large as the male right not).

The young one with the missing leg has also started to regenerate, but it seems to be going very slow. The spot where it was removed is completly the right colouration, and at the tip it has a small white bulb that keeps regenerating outwards. It's been several months now but the regeneration seems to be going SO slow. I'll keep you posted, and if you email me again I'll try not to lose it!
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