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Posted by: otis07 at Sun May 21 21:41:19 2006 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by otis07 ] I have kept two types of newts, fire belly and orange bellied. I like the orange bellied better cause they arn't as shy (the gladly eat in front of you) and they are cuter (IMO). For both types a 10 gallon is perfect. have close ot half land, half water. do this by: having water with rocks sticking out of it, have an enormous water dish, or having a glass divider. any way works, you don't need a water heater or filter, but water needs to be changed like every month- they are not messy at all. i would suggest putting some snails in, they you don't have to change it as much. have a screen or glass lid- i like glass cause it keeps humidity in and it looks better. a light isn't necessary but it helps a lot if you have one. florescents are the best for newts. they eat bloodworms and brine shrimp-mine actually eat crix cause it was very messy to use other food and mine likes crix more. you might have to expiroment a little to see what your newt likes best, if possible ask to see them eat before buying one. good luck and feel free to ask more questions! [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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