Newts are normally smooth skinned amphibians. they enjoy half land and half water. they eat anything from small fish to black worms. Newts usually grow a maximum of 8 inches, but some salamanders can grow over 2 feet long! newts normally lives 5-10 years in captivity, salamanders can live about 30 years sometimes.
Here are some types of newts/salamanders:
-California newt
-Oregon newt-My favorite:)
-rough skinned newt
- fire belly newt
-the "Ugly" salamander
-tiger salamander
Not only are they commonly found in lakes and streams, but they are also great pets. kept in a standard 10 gallon, newts are the ideal pet for any beginner pet owner. they don't require attention even though they like it. and they are adorable. i have two Oregon newts myself. well i hope this answers your question!:) -Lib
all newts are carnivores
it is not telling me what i want
Yes, newts are amphibians.
See the link below for lots of images of newts.
there are hundreds of species of newts and salamanders, most of which are terrestrial but some are aquatic. This is true, there are alot, and some popular ones are Oregon newts, fire belly newts, red belly newts.
No. As with all animals, they are multicellular.
Yes, they are.
Newts are Ectothermic
newts are ectothermic
Baby newts are called eft. A newt is an aquatic amphibian of the Salamander family but it is not all aquatic salamanders are considered to be newts.
newts can stay together
Newts & Salamanders, Frogs & Toads, Caecilians