Hello from New England.

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saglines

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Hello, I am very interested in all reptiles and amphibians but mainly those of New England, especially Spotted salamanders (ambystoma maculatum). I have been finding and keeping extensive records from the field for many years. I look forward to sharing and learning a lot from the community here. I have kept many reptiles and amphibians over the years and I currently keep Eastern Spotted newts.
 
Welcome !!! I have a spotted salamander, looking forward to your future posts!
Cheers
 
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