Hello from Ethan

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Hi everyone,

I've been away from the forums for a long time, but recently started keeping multiple caudates again! I've had my big female axolotl for many years, but recently purchased some new additions and started a salamander room in my basement. I also keep 2 Necturus cf beyeri.

And also, I write and draw a comic about a salamander, the link to which is in my signature. Nice to meet all of you,

Ethan
 
He's cute! I'd thought about getting one and ended up with a siren instead.
 
Today's page has some cool axolotl action!

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