Hello, I am a new member from the Southeastern US.

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Hello,
I am new member from South Eastern US. I am interested in Salamanders though I do not currently keep any but, I do observe them in nature. Eventually I hope to keep an Axolotl or maybe a Tiger Salamander. I do keep fish though so I might have encountered some of the same live food cultures that are used for salamanders and newts. I am excited to be a member of this forum.
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Hi, welcome to the site!
If you're used to keeping fish you should be fine with Axolotls. :)
 
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