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So sorry i haven't said anything back, I couldn't find out how to post! :rofl: So first off, I thank everone for the great advice. I recentley stopped misting my newts cage and she came out from under her water dish and went in to a log. :eek: I have a hunch that cinnamon (did I spell it right?) has eaten, because crickets are dissapearing. But we did find a cricket escape. :confused:

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Patrick Prentice

P.S. I think this smiley looks cool. :ufo:
 
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