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Rhyss said:
From my last post I am new to owning a newt, hes in half water and half land he like the land more. Short story, i dint think he's eating, he is acting like he's got no energy at all and is hardly moving. I personally don't feel like this is normal, I just finished work today and found a slimey substance in his tank, like a blob not sure if poop or something. Ill post a picture and can anybody give me advice on how they usually act?. I am silly for not really knowing much about them before I took him home but he was litterly dumped in my work to die and I wanted him to have a awsome life, im learning as I go. But from what I can tell from reading some threads is that my little lad isn't acting normal and I'm worried he isn't okay, please please any advice is greatly appreciated 🙏
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I know you're worried, but starting multiple threads about the same issue won't help you get more answers. Focus on your first/main thread. I'd suggest deleting this thread.

Good luck.
 
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MnGuy said:
I know you're worried, but starting multiple threads about the same issue won't help you get more answers. Focus on your first/main thread. I'd suggest deleting this thread.

Good luck.
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Understand. Sorry.
 
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