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fotomannc

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Hello all:

My name is Michael and I am located in Raleigh, NC. Just got around to joining Caudata and have been looking around the site some today and I must say that I am very impressed. I can definitely tell that my collection is going to swell just by looking at the ads in the for sale/trade section. Anyway, just wanted to throw out a quick hello and find out if there are any members anywhere close to me. If you are in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill area - please give me a shout. Also I would love to hear from anyone in the New Bern/Havelock/Morehead City/Beaufort area as well since I get down there quite a bit. Thanks a lot everybody.
 
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Hello Michael!

I just recently joined this forum too. It has a plethora of information. I love it already. :) What sort of amphibious creatures do you currently keep, if any?
 
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Welcome Michael, This is a great site for info and buying. Like you I am thinking it would be real easy to expand the collection.
 
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