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And here is hoping that the coming year is a joyful year, full of great things for the Caudata community.
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Wow I got an ipod nano and a digital camera today!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years!
 
I'm gonna take my Xmas money and get stuff from the caudata shop!!
 
no ipod nano or new cam for me unfortunatly...

But before I know it, my tanks will turn into gadgets themselves, i got a digital thermometer and some timer switches for my new paludarium! the start of a tech-arium ;)
 
I bought the Caudata Calander as my personal Christmas gift
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ITS SO PURTY! So many talented photographers here and I am so glad there is an actual calnder for newts and salimanders! Cannot wait for it to arrive!

Happy New Year to all
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YAY! Merry Christmas Everyone!

I got an "amphibian rack" as my dad put it in the card.Really it is an industrial-sized metal storage rack to put all my caudate tanks on. I'm really excited! Now I have efficient, strong room for the animals that I have, and new ones! HOORAY!

I may have to go look at the pretty Caudata.org T-shirts tho too.
Keep Newting!
 
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