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hi, i've just joine, my name is chris, i'm 17 yr old, i have been keeping reptiles since i was 10, i keep

1.0 S.s bernardezi
1.1 S.s fastuosa
1.2 S.s terrestris
0.1 spotted salamander
0.1 red backked salamander
1.1 slimey salamander
2.2.3 paddle tailled newt
1.1 reinwardt's flying frogs
1.2 green tree frogs
1.2 grey tree frogs
1.5 whites tree frogs
1.1 painted burrowing frogs
1.1 european green toads
and 35 various reptiles

i'm hoping to start breeding a few of the frogs and salamanders in 2008
 
That's quite a list Chris. Welcome to the forum and good luck with your breeding plans :).
 
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