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Hello fellow members! My names Michael, I just wanted to say I'm super excited to join this fantastic site! I've always loved reptiles and amphibians but it always seemed reptile information was easier to find. Now with this site, amphibian info will never be more then a click away with enthusit and hobbiest to help me find any answers to questions that might arrive.
 
Welcome! Yup, Caudata has just about everything you need as long as it's not super urgent. haha. Certain Facebook groups are good for quick opinions, but Caudata has the experts.
 
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