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Some of the species I maintain currently.
 

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Thanks for sharing! So can you tell us which species they are for the less caudate savvy of us out there? Am I correct in thinking that is a Triturus Cristatus in the second to last picture?

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Great looking newts and sals! I always like your pictures :)
 
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