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I dicided to make this theread so you can help me joining all the information we can too understand more about the natural habitat off the newts and salamanders we keep so we can give them a better home. Everything you can find about plant spiecies, rock types or wood existing on our pets naural envoirment would be realy apriciated. I can statt asking about axolotls natural habitat because they are the only spicie I am keeping at the moment, What do you know about it?
 
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That was exactly what I was lokking for, thanks a lot...:D
Oh, sorry for taking a week to answer :s
 
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