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Well, i just joined and what not. i'm not new to amphibians/fish/reptiles/ exotics in general. I've had a few salamanders in the past, nothing serious like i see around here though. i currently don't have any though; i have lots of snakes and hedgehogs.

thanks for reading, i can't wait to see all the information i can here
 
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