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dani
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pardon my enthusiasm, but i just love my newts! ive never owned amphibians before - the closest ive ever come was when i was a child and i used to catch tadpoles and release them just before or just after morphing.
i have only owned my two c.o. for three weeks, but already am attached. they have so much personality! fang is the more agressive of the two, stops whatever he is doing [or not doing] whenever i come up to the tank to look at them and comes up to the front glass to see me. quite often he tilts his head sideways and stares. the other day, he was balancing himself on the tip of his tale while watching me. loves being hand-fed. shui, on the other hand, tends to hide when humans come too close.
they have provided endless entertainment, as i cant get enough of watching them.
once we have a bigger living space, we definately plan to expand our aquarium collection [currently only have two, one with fish in it, as i had to downsize when i moved]... saltwater fish, frogs, more fish, etc [dont worry, we know better than to mix the wrong species!].
i cant say enough to thank all those who create/maintain/participate in this site, as it has given me mounds of information and help and has done much to increase my knowledge of and interest in newts!
i have only owned my two c.o. for three weeks, but already am attached. they have so much personality! fang is the more agressive of the two, stops whatever he is doing [or not doing] whenever i come up to the tank to look at them and comes up to the front glass to see me. quite often he tilts his head sideways and stares. the other day, he was balancing himself on the tip of his tale while watching me. loves being hand-fed. shui, on the other hand, tends to hide when humans come too close.
they have provided endless entertainment, as i cant get enough of watching them.
once we have a bigger living space, we definately plan to expand our aquarium collection [currently only have two, one with fish in it, as i had to downsize when i moved]... saltwater fish, frogs, more fish, etc [dont worry, we know better than to mix the wrong species!].
i cant say enough to thank all those who create/maintain/participate in this site, as it has given me mounds of information and help and has done much to increase my knowledge of and interest in newts!