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tim, you have such well behaved newts. all smiles for the camera. i bet you dangle a worm in front of the camera so they will look at it, dont you?
 
Awwwww!!
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How cute... That's a great pair. what kind of set up do you have them in?
 
Thanks, That's a cute chihuahua you got there too
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They're in a heavily planted aquatic setup with some islands and rocks to climb up on. Big tank (150cmx60cmx60cm), taken over by duckweed
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Kaysie, no dangling required. They associate me with food already
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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