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Greetings:

I have been lurking around this site probably since it went live and never got around to keeping caudates or caecilians until last year. Mostly interested keeping in Sirenidae, Proteidae, and Ambystomatidae population ecology, but very intrigued with their growth and feeding behavior. Had a stint with some of the aquatic Plethodontids this summer and did a project with Ray Semlitsch on movement behavior.

Currently keeping some old world newts, dwarf sirens, and looking for Typhlonectes spp.

Thanks for looking and have enjoyed being on this site since the beginning.
 
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