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Alejandro

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Hello, my name is Alejandro and I was born and raised in Mexico. I now live in El Paso, TX. and I am a U.S. citizen. I work at UTEP and I have kept herps all my life. I am currently keeping M. a. apuanus, C. e. popei, C. pyrrhogaster, T. dobrogicus, S.s. gallaica, T. karelinii, C. cyanurus and T. verrucosus.
I also breed some tortoises such as A. horsfieldi and T. hermannii. I also have one adorable Goffin's cockatoo and a pair of lovebirds. By the way, I am young, just 48 years old.;)
 
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Welcome, Alejandro! You've got quite the herd of caudates!

We're glad to have you :)
 
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Welcome, Alejandro. You and I can start the Senior Citizens of Caudata Club.;)
 
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Welcome Alejandro. You should have mentioned that you attended IAD this year. It's nice to see people start off as donors with their first post. I think I'm just a little older than you and Jennifer.
 
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SENIORS?! Phew, it seems I am only 8 years away! 48 is a senior? HAHAHA Well, then as long as I keep my girlish looks like these Axolotls do, I should be just fine! Too bad, I can't regenerate like them, though...now that's an attractive genetic trait! Paula
 
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