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ben-lee

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hi my friend works for the council and he came across a few newts at a land site he was working at, hes said he'll get me them as the pond there in is been filled in (one of the most common reasons in the declin of wild newts) i have a plastic tank ( 12 x 8 x 8 inches ) with a vent lid and thats a temp home for them until i can find another place to set them free, can i use bottled spring water instead of testing tap water or if u use spring water do u still have to test it? thanks for the info, regards
benjo
 
never mind someone has email'd me from this forum thanks anyways people
 
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