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Hi! I'm from the Philippines. I keep freshwater fish for a hobby and just this evening, I got word from my favorite LFS that they'll be having some aquatic salamander for sale next week. This excited me and made me look for information on aquatic salamanders.

The guy from the LFS doesn't have a clue as yet on what salamander'll be available next week, except that it is one that is fully aquatic.

It'd be good if I could get some ideas from this forum as to what are the different types of aquatic salamanders so I'd know how to care for one.
 
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