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Wow! This place is great!
I have been living in a no-pet apartment for the past few years but am finally moving into a place that will let me keep some newts! The only problem is that I come from another part of the US and can't seem to find any locals that sell even "common" species. Does anybody have any ideas of good places to purchase some Notophthalmus, Triturus, or any other newt species for that matter? I now live in Seattle.
Thanks for the help!!
Mike
 
I suggest posting a wanted-ad about specific species you'd like. I highly recommend Triturus spp. as beginner species. They're hardy, interesting, and usually great feeders.
 
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