Introduction from a Newbie

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I'm not sure if this is the right place to put this but i wanted to introduce myself since i'm new here. My name is john and i'm an engineer from maryland. When i was considerably younger i kept several sals (spotted and ringed ambystoma). back then, i was complete nut for these little beasties, going out almost every weekend to look for them, even doing salamander artwork! i've recently decided i'd like to become re-acquanted with my little friends. i came across this site in my search for a good place to find captive bred salamanders online. this looks like a very enthusiastic and tight knit bunch of folks. hopefully, i'll have the chance to get to know many of you better and share info! Thanks! John
 
Hello John and welcome!

You will thoroughly enjoy this site. This forum is full of wonderful, knowledgeable, and caring members.

Since your interest in sals has rekindled, this is the place to be.
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This is an excellent site! I could rave and rave about it... but then ya'll would think I was more nuts than ya do!

You will enjoy it here!

Welcome!
Sharon
 
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