Hello from the south of the US!, did I mention I like mudpuppies!!

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Hello Im living in South carolina and here their aren't as many salamanders here as I would like, because it is too salty for them, I would still like to learn from all the pros!:D
 
hello mudpuppi! i am also a mudpuppy fan, i would live 2 keep 1 but i dont have the space or the ability to easily get one here in pennsylvania. my father lived in south carolina about 30 years ago and he said that almost evry lake had mudpuppies. but as i said 30 years ago... haha welcome to the site and i hope you have much mudpuppi success!
 
Herping in South Carolina was fun, I just had to remember to watch out for the alligators!

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