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jesper
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Murphy's law just hit me in the face today.
I normally keep my juvies in a plastic box, in my bathtub(with a little water in it). Yesterday I cleaned the box and forgot to put it back in the bathtub. The newts have never escaped the box before. The box is covered but there was a small small hole which I hadnt covered cause it seemed way to small and the newts have never escaped through it before. This morning I found one seemingly dead juvenile on my carpet
It is very dehydrated, it is like a shell left...
I thought directly that is was dead but then I thought that you never know with newts and put "the corpse" in water to rehydrate it.
I dont have much hope for it but if you have any pointers they would be appreciated.
I normally keep my juvies in a plastic box, in my bathtub(with a little water in it). Yesterday I cleaned the box and forgot to put it back in the bathtub. The newts have never escaped the box before. The box is covered but there was a small small hole which I hadnt covered cause it seemed way to small and the newts have never escaped through it before. This morning I found one seemingly dead juvenile on my carpet
It is very dehydrated, it is like a shell left...
I thought directly that is was dead but then I thought that you never know with newts and put "the corpse" in water to rehydrate it.
I dont have much hope for it but if you have any pointers they would be appreciated.
