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Re: Well, here's my answer......


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Posted by LK on June 20, 2002 at 11:21:25:

In Reply to: Re: Well, here's my answer...... posted by Buffnewt on June 18, 2002 at 12:08:39:

Newts are majot predators of aquatic eggs.
They could easily hurt some sort of frog
population. I defintely do not release
newts in the wild!

: Yeah true..... But what about little things like Eastern newts, fire bellied toads etc. Only way they can multiply is if someone releases a mating pair together out in the wild, and still the odds are low on the pair reproducing. I don't think a little eastern newt will kill a population of anything native here. These little things can't do to much can they? I am sure if someone dumps a caecilian out in the wild it would only last a few days. So why are these little guys illegal too?




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