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howard

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I have posted many times before about 2 years ago (for some reason I had to re-register) and there was a young lady that would help me. In her avatar it was her sitting in front of a big tank squatted down. If you are her please respond. You may remember me we had a few choice words for each other but you really knew everything about salamanders. You said mine didnt look so great when I bought them and they were thin. And you were also mad that I bought 2 when I should have started with one. Well anyway it has been over 2 years and I want to take a picture and have you tell me what you think of them now. I have really taken care of them well. Thanks! Howard
 
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