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Hi all,
Found this forum last night and am new here. I am particularly interested in aquatic salamanders. Also, pershaps to find out more on how to keep them in a tropical country like where I'm from (Malaysia) with the hot weather here.:rolleyes:
Cheers,
Kenneth.
 
Hi Kenneth,

For tactics on keeping an aquarium cool during hot spells, I highly recommend you read this article: http://www.caudata.org/cc/articles/cooling.shtml.

And of course the forum has a wealth of information available at the tips of your fingers - by utilizing the search tool you will have access to invaluable and 'instant' information ;).

Welcome to the site!
 
Thanks Jacq.
 
Welcome aboard from the Petronas country!
 
hi hello

i am from singapore
 
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