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Hello Caudata.org community. I've been a long time fan, and thought I'd post and introduce myself. My name is Barry and I live in Northern NJ. I have been lucky enough to have kept most types of Triturus over the last 10 or so years. I've also kept many types of Salamandra and Ambystoma. I've also had lots of Asian stuff from time to time. I am currently keeping:
Salamanda salamandra gallaica
Salamanda salamandra terretris
Salamanda salamandra bernardezi
Triturs alpestris
Triturus marmoratus
Cynops ensicauda popei
Please forgive any spelling mistakes. In the past I've gotten together with others in the area for 'show and tells' and have gotten to see many cool species I might not have been able to see before. Feel free to send me an e-mail.
thanks,
Barry
 
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Hi Barry, I remember you from the old days when we all used to use the kingsnake forum. Welcome, and hope to see you around!
 
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Hi Jen,
Yep that's me. That forum got too angry for me. I've adopted the Please, love, and newts motto.
Thanks for the welcome,
Barry
 
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