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bichera37

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I got here because I have a salamander and waterdog (ambystoma trigrinum) and I named it Saly the salamander and the waterdog I don't know, I can't find the rigth name yet.
I'm trying to make an acuaterrarium for them and I found you. I have to tell you, this is a great place, a lot of information and ideas of course, and look like a lot of good people...:D
I'm living in kansas,USA...But I'm from argentina;).
And excuse me if I write bad...my english is not so good!:eek:
 
Welcome to the group!

As you say, there is plenty of information here and plenty of good people around.
If you are unsure of anything just ask, there are always people hanging around with the right answers.

Carl
 
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