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Nope. Colombia doesn't have any native newt species. Your little friend isn't an amphibian, he's a reptile. It's a gecko. I'm not sure on the species.
This is a discussion on Newt? within the Other Amphibians forums, part of the Other Animals category; I donīt know small amphibians at all. Is this a newt? About 3 1/2 cm long. Colombia....
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Newt? I donīt know small amphibians at all. Is this a newt? About 3 1/2 cm long. Colombia.
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Re: Newt? Nope. Colombia doesn't have any native newt species. Your little friend isn't an amphibian, he's a reptile. It's a gecko. I'm not sure on the species.
Re: Newt? Ok thank you very much thatīs new information for me.
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Re: Newt? Pitter what you can find in Colombia are salamanders.
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Re: Newt? In Colombia you can find species of the salamander genus Bolitoglossa, but they live in the trees, often at altitude.
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