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Just a hi, i used to go on this site often but since i'v been involved in falconry and rapter rehab, 2 days ago i got a teeny Tiny Ambystoma from the wild. Im hoping to get one or two seized or rescue caudatess from my local rescue :eek: and see where it goes from their.

:wacko: hope you have some questions.
 
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kiathepooch said:
Welcome to the forums!

How did you manage to get a wild Ambystoma?!
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its a long toed salamander semi-common around here, and are yellow listed. because of simple lack of definition of "Legal protection" through ecosystem management under the Wildlife Act of British columbia for the long-toed salamander, they can be kept under curtain circumstances. i'v successfully bred and released offspring to a small pond in my backyard before sort of as a hobby. :)
 
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