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The California newt is a newt. It is also referred to as the orange bellied newt. They can grow to be 8 inches in length. California newts exist primarily on the California coastline and in the Sierra Nevada. This is because they prefer less humid climates than the rough skinned newts. During the non-breeding season the newts are land dwelling, preferring rock crevices and logs. While breeding, the subspecies torosa torosa prefers slow moving pools in coastal streams. Reproduction occurs generally between December and early May. Typically the adult newts will return to the pool in which they hatched.