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So I got this 29 gallon tank dome front from this guy. It has tons of stuff like a background they can go onto, a filter and a waterfall, and even a fan integrated in the hood. I was wondering if fire belly newts are ore active in said season (winter or summer) and if that was when they breed (winter). Thanks.
 
They usually breed in winter and/or spring. They are active all year, even if kept cold.
 
Our fire bellies breed after a cold spell, so spring is the usual time. Ours are also active all year round. I'd be cautious about using a filter and waterfall, as fire-bellies generally don't like moving water
 
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