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Megan9689

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Hello, I'm new to the forums as a member. I've checked with the forums on different topics like habitat and such for my Chinese Firebelly newt, Newtsie. I've finally become a member to educate myself more and ask questions regarding Newtsie! I've attached some pics :happy:
 

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