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Ian Rigg
Just bought these of a newt friend of mine ,chuffed to bits with them.
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Hopefully i can get them breeding..
 
Wow, you must be thrilled Ian. Are they adults?
 
yep Adults, i was quite surprised at their size must be the biggest warty newt.
 
Hey Rigsby, looking good!!!

Is this a new import, or did you buy the animals from your friend, and he had them for a longer period of time?

Stunning animals..
 
Stunning! If anyone can get them breeding, it's you. Good luck with them.
 
I am green with envy! How many animals, Ian - 2 or are there more? I wish you the best of luck with them.
 
only the pair Heather but hey who knows there could be a lot more this time next year.
 
Those are very nice specimen, Ian - Congratulation!
I hope you will get them to breeding.
 
Nice animals! This is the first US appearance for this species that I am aware of. Is your friend inside the US?
Chip
 
Congratulations Ian. If anyone in the UK can breed them successfully, you, and Louise too, would be top of the list I am sure!
 
freves said:
Nice animals! This is the first US appearance for this species that I am aware of. Is your friend inside the US?
Chip
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Hi Chip,
That had me scratching my head. I think he is in Cleveland England not Cleveland Ohio.
 
Michael is right. He's in the original Cleveland.
 
Jeez. I need to pay more attention before posting sometimes! Not that I am planning on taking on any new species anytime soon however I was excited that someone in Ohio had these guys:)
Chip
 
Congratulations Ian!
As said above, if someone can breed them that´s you hehe.
 
Great markings on that pair, you must be pleased with those guys.
 
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