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| | | Re: baby newts still tiny Quote:
Originally Posted by Dogghound On average the female will lay eggs in the spring, these take 1-3 weeks to hatch, then they develop as efts (tadpoles) and in most cases emerge mid/late summer, sometimes they overwinter and emerge the following year. | Thanks for that. shei
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