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Hi everyone,

I'm a biologist from North Carolina and work mostly with salamanders of the southern Appalachian Mountains.

I keep a handful of species native to that area and am hoping to learn a few terrarium building tips from the forums here.

Cheers,
PS
 
Welcome to the forum! May I ask what species you keep?
 
Thanks for the welcome!

I keep a few Plethodon shermani, 2 Desmognathus ocoee, 1 Pseudotriton ruber, 2 Plethodon serratus, 1 Eurycea wilderae, 2 Desmognathus wrighti, 1 Red Eft.

I think that's it.
 
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