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100_0651.jpgI'm a mom of two daughters, have kept a variety of pets, have tamed some wild animals that I share the neighbourhood with but I am new to keeping amphibians.

I am very happy to find a forum where I can ask for advice from those who have hands-on experience.

I am also happy to be able to share my new hobby.:happy:

I have 4 of what I believe to be Chinese fire-belly newts.

My questions concern temperature ranges for the winter season and the breeding season and also the GH (hardness) of the environment.

I included images of some of my charges.

Looking forward to feed-back!

Susan
 

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Welcome to the forum! If you follow links in my sig to species accounts you can learn more about keeping firebellies. Newts like cool temperatures, that's very important.
 
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