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Quick answer
They
will make use of most still, freshwater from small garden water
features to large ponds.
Further
information
Newts lay their eggs in freshwater. They prefer still
water and generally don't use streams and rivers as the eggs can
wash away. They may use canals or pockets at the sides of
slow-flowing streams.
Newts depend on broad-leaved vegetation on which to lay their
eggs and prefer fish-free ponds.
Creating a pond: Just Add
Water.
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