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flyangler18

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Hello all,

I've been lurking here for a couple of months, but figure it is time to post my introduction. My name is Jason, and I live in Hanover, PA- not terribly far from our very own Mike Shrom! I'm keeping several different amphibians species- A. mexicanum, A. mavortium, T. natans, B. uluguruensis, R. imitator.

So, hello!
Jason
 

gr33neyes

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Hello Jason, Glad to see you have introduced yourself and are no longer a 'Lurker'.
Welcome to the site....:D
 
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