Getting into keeping salamders

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Hi my name is Justin and I currently don't have any salamanders or newts nor have I ever had any but I've been researching them for somtime now and I am now looking into getting a pair of two lined salamders somtime soon if you have any or know where I can get some please let me know. I do have experience in keeping frogs,fish,leopard geckos,vivariums and culturing isopods if you have any advice for me about caring for salamders or just tips let me know and thank you
 
Hi Justin, welcome to the site! Its nice to see someone doing their research before getting any animals instead of after. :)
 
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