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hello everyone, I am new on this website, and I am a first time salamander owner. I brought my first tiger slamander home last night which was aug 19, but unfortunatly he didn't survive the night. He was kinda unhealthy when i picked him up, and was worried about him all night. I woke up this morning and found him dead. I am trying to decide weather I should get a tiger slamander again or if I should get a fire salamnder. I hope to meet new people on here, who share the same interest as me. I look forward to hearing from all of you, have a great night everyone!
Sharon Alexin-McDonald
 
Welcome! Sorry you lost your first salamander. Better luck with your next one, eh?
 
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