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Hi there, im Daniel, and I want to say hello to the community!
i have to say that i was wondering if there were any "trustable" forum to share interests about caudata. I love salamanders, its a shame that in my country there are no salamanders; by the way i will seek for any info about Axolotls, but i'll do it later XD

so, i am currently studying biology with interests in herpetology hehe..
well, not really much to say, i hope i can find some help and help anyone... sharing interests...

so Hello everybody!!
 
Welcome to our forum Daniel.
I am sure you will find plenty of good information here . I look forward to reading more from you.
Julia
 
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