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I'm Sarah, and I recently got my first salamander, who we call Salamandario, because I'm not very creative with names :D. She is a female marbled salamander, and she is absolutely beautiful! I'm completely new to this hobby, and I joined because I'll probably need some help along the way.
 
Hi Sarah and welcome to the forum. :happy:
There is a lot of information available in the articles Caudata Culture Home Page
There are also a lot of very experienced keepers on the forum who will be more than happy to help.
If you can post a picture of Salamandario we would love to see her. :D
 
Hello Sarah, you have chosen the right place to get involved with. Although I am also new to actually posting here, I have been read tons of helpful posts from others for many years. Looking forward to seeing your progress!
 
Here she is, in all of her wriggly glory! This was about three days after I got her, and she wasn't too fond of me holding her- the poor thing was terrified of me! After a while she got a lot friendlier though :D
 

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Thanks for posting the pictures - Salamandario is adorable. :D
 
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