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I don't know why shanjing is doing this in a small space.

I'm giving them a spacious shelter.

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The cave is a secure spot. Add more caves. Either way it’s nothing to be concerned about. Newts like to hide most of the time.
 
MnGuy said:
The cave is a secure spot. Add more caves. Either way it’s nothing to be concerned about. Newts like to hide most of the time.
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Thank you! Shanjing must have been used to where he has always been. I clean the house and put it in a new hideout, so I don't think shanjing will come out!
 
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