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I was very happy to find this board filled with people who love their pets as much as I do.

I have kept newts, salamanders and frogs since I was a kid. I recently bought a 20 gallon tank and some african clawed frogs and they are a lot of fun.

I look forward to learning from the members here and mabey setting up a tank for a more exotic species of newt/salamander that I only read about as a kid.

Have a great weekend.
Mark
 
Hi there, nice to meet you :)

Welcome to the forum xx
 
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