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Samuel Pinho
im 22 and ive being interested in amphibians for about 4 years, its being hard here but doing my best, im a full time student, odontology, and im keeping a c.orientalis, and a salamandra salamandra
two dendro blue auratus, and doing my best to try to keep them all happy, the forum have helped me a lot.
 
Welcome. We're glad to have you :)
 
Hi and welcome to the forum, i love dendro's, got a few my self got any pictures off yours ???
 
this are my dendros, one of them is a bit sick but theyre doing great in the viv, you can take a look on the viv's area
 

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