Hi, my name is Liam.

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Hello there. My name is Liam. I joined here because I got a pair of juvenile fire salamanders in August and wanted a place to talk about amphibians. =)

I hope to see you around!

Oh yeah, about me;

I live in London.
My two fire salamanders (dunno what subspecies) are called Bonnie & Clyde.
I also have a cat, a california kingsnake and a leopard gecko.
I am thirteen, yet I am not a n00b to forums.
If I were to get any other amphibian, it would be a amazon milk frog.

Thanks for reading!!
 
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