How often do you engage with your newt?

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How often do you engage with your newt? Engagement being how often you are in its tank, feeding it and even touching the newt.
 
I feed every other day. I try not to touch my newts. Their tank is in my office and I watch them every day while at my computer. They in turn gather together to watch me every day. They seem particularly attracted to me when I am typing on my keyboard.
 
My engagement with them is limited to feeding and water changes.
 
Don't ever touch your newt. If you have to move them, use a small plastic container.

I feed every other day. I keep my newt tanks in my dining room where I can view them easily from my dining room table, where I eat and now work daily, and from my living room couch.
 
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