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Hello,
My name is Jennifer, I live in Southern BC on the West Coast (or what we like to call the Wet Coast). I've never owned any amphibians before (I classify myself as a lover of ALL animals) Now that my husband brought one home and my 11yr old daughter has fallen in love with it - the little creatures comfort falls into my hands. I had a look around these forums and the people here seem really knowledgable and dedicated to their animals. I look forward to learning all I can about Red Bellied Newts so that "Toothless" can live a long, happy and healthy life. :)
 
Welcome, Wet Coaster! Best of luck with the newt.
 
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