New Here, Keeper of 2 CFBNs~

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Hi,

For a while ive been getting some good information from this site, and thought i might contribute a little by sharing the result of how this site has helped me care for my recently inherited chinese fire bellied newts; theres 2 of them.

Ive had them for almost a year now, they are a mother and her child i am told.. haha

The plants in the photos are water coins and ludwigia.
This year i am venturing into plants, and it seems theres a long way to go without CO2.. and i am hoping to not get involved in that at the moment...

Anyhouse, just wanted to say hi and introduce my critters!
 

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