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Hey there! I am a Biology teacher from Texas and one of my students gave me a tiger salamander, and now I'm all in! I have so many questions and I can't wait to pick the brains of all you experienced sally owners!

-Sarah
 
Also, this subforum. Tigers are very popular and there is a ton of information on this site about them already. Good luck!
 
Hi! Wanted to drop a friendly note. I am new here myself! Got two tiger salamanders :) check out my personal photo album of my guys! Looking forward to hearing more about yours!
 
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