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sc0ott

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19th Mar 10 at 10:57

i was expecting him.

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/uncyclopedia/images/thumb/f/f5/NedsNewt.jpg/180px-NedsNewt.jpg

im disappointed.

Ojc

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19th Mar 10 at 10:59

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19th Mar 10 at 11:04

Tomnova16

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19th Mar 10 at 11:08

not the mumma not the mumma

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3CorsaMeal

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19th Mar 10 at 12:27

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
People can take turns in having it at there house?

like the box of womans underwear Colin and AK had?

Ojc

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19th Mar 10 at 12:37

Yes please.

Nath

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19th Mar 10 at 13:15

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Originally posted by VXR
Moeny, don't be such a tight fag!! £10 for a natural animal. Don't be such a gonad.

Nice

Daimo B

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19th Mar 10 at 13:24

I have issues when it comes to wildlife.

You don't pickup a wild animal then try to sell it do you. Well I wouldn't, i'd have moved it if it was in a dangerous place, but only to a bit of woodland or near a pond.

Nath

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19th Mar 10 at 13:25

Same tbh.

Danny P

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19th Mar 10 at 13:47

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Fried chicken and watermelon

Haimsey

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19th Mar 10 at 15:18

Like id actually try and sell it, its a newt.

I just figured that seeing as though it was crawling around a DIY store covered in dust and dirt that it would actually have more of a chance of getting out and surviving if i were to pick it up.
Id have put it in dad's pond but there are no ledges and seeing as though they dont live in water 24/7 i thought it would be better off inside for now.
I had nothing for it to eat apart from maybe some leaves out the garden but they dont eat leaves as they cannot digest them and so rather than kill it that way i bought it some blood worm.

Im not going to put it in my garden because no doubt where ever i were to put it, my dog would find it and think it was tasty.

Ill try and find out which sort of newt it is and then pop it off down to the river bank later today

Sholud be fairly happy there i hope.

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Daimo B

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19th Mar 10 at 15:21

I think we've already said which type of Newt it is on the previous page.

nahh if it was in the DIY store, fair play!!! Have you got any stones you could build a small set of steps in the pond with? they can't climb vertical, but they can crawl up large stones to get out.

No they eat insects, already put that too

Haimsey

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19th Mar 10 at 15:26

Well looking around that site id have said he was more a smooth or common newt.

http://www.herpetofauna.co.uk/smooth_newt.htm

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Daimo B

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19th Mar 10 at 15:54

Yeah been doing some more searching myself and actually I don't think its a great crested. The belly is dotted and not lined.

Don't think its a common. Most common newts are a lot more plain in colour.

I'd go with Smooth, but thats still a good find.

Send him down in a box, i'll give him a good home, get some new breeds down here

N3CRO

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19th Mar 10 at 16:03

Loving this thread

Anyways, keep the newt as a pet

sand-eel

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19th Mar 10 at 16:04

We sometimes get them in our pond, quite mad wee things.

sc0ott

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19th Mar 10 at 16:06

would you get away with putting him in a pond?

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=HOLLYOAKS+NEWT&meta=&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

SVM 286

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19th Mar 10 at 22:31

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
This thread is a massive disapointment, I was expecting

''They murstly come at night...murstly''

SVM 286

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19th Mar 10 at 22:34

quote:
Originally posted by VXR

I love spring, birds building nests, wildlife being born. Tis a good time of the year.

Who the hell are you and what have you done with Damien?!?!?!

Release him at once or I will be contacting the authorities!

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