C. Conditioning in paddletails

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So I recently started turning on my tank light for my Labiatus to see the food better when i feed him, and I dump the food where there's the least current in the tank, and I've ntoiced within 2 or 3 feedings in this way he's already been classically conditioned to head right to that spot upon seeing the light. Does anyone else have any information on the level of intelligence on these newts, or experience conditioning them? I'm seriously considering attempting to train my newt to find their limits.
 
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