They are finally mating

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i have a a tank of 2 spanish ribbed newts and when i introduced one from the petstore i guess he was a male. this is less than two days after i got him, maybe i'll get eggs. sorry about the quality
 

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Re: Their finally mating

Good luck with them!
 
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