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Hello!
My name is Kim, and my family and I live in Northwestern WA. We recently moved, and have a raised, man-made pond at our new home.
We have found two little residents in that pond, and I'm hoping that someone here might be able to help us identify them and help keep them happy and healthy!
 
Welcome to the forums!

I see that you already have an ID on your two salamanders. They are gorgeous little guys. Good luck with your pond and hope to see you around with some more questions and comments.
 
Thank you for the welcome! I've been looking around and I never thought I would be so interested in these little critters! :p
 
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