Parasites?

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Hey. I noticed that my newt has these really small black bumps or circles in between its toes and recently it has gotten one on its leg where the joint is. I was just wondering if this is normally or if they are parasites (the are very small) They are really hard to get pictures of, and the pictures dont really help but here.. If you look on the second picture you can see a blur of black b/t the toes on the left foot and the other picture has one on the right leg.. In person they look like little black bumps. thank you
 

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