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Hi folks,

I'm a new member of the site. I am an Arizona resident and most of my critters are desert dwellers such as snakes, tarantulas, scorpions, and one rather large Egyptian uromastyx. My visit to this site was prompted by my acquisition of an adult A. tigrinum.

The salamander is my first amphibian, so I felt the need to join a community and read up to make sure that I don't make any noobish mistakes that could jeopardize the health of my pet. I'll be posting a few pics over in the ambystoma section of the board shortly since I have a few questions.

Hope to add to the community!

Jason
 
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