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Hi,

I wanted to introduce myself as I am new to this forum. I don't have any of the wonderful animals that are discussed on this forum, but I work at a botanic garden/environmental center in NY and have been managing a Red/Lead Backed Salamander study for the last month and a half. I work predominantly with middle-school students to collect, measure and release salamanders. We are also tracking invasive plants, pH levels and invertebrate populations.

I found this site while looking for more salamander information and am beginning to wish I had a axotl of my very own.

Thanks for a great site!

--Corinne:D
 
hi and welcome.....they are great animals to have.....i have 1 and will be getting another soon i hope
 
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