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Hello cynops orientalis

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My name is Manuela and I live in Portugal.
Aquaria and fishes have been my world for 30 years but I decided today to start creating caudata and have 2 or 3 orientalis (More easy to breed?)
I will surelly learn with all of you.
All ideas concerning set-ups will be highly appreciated.

See you...
 
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Welcome to Caudata.org, Manuela.

We all learn from each other here and I hope this never ends ;).
 
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