Hi!a cynops orientalis enthusiast here!

chizter

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Hello!i feel honored to be able to join this org.!i'm from philippines!proud filipino!hope i will enjoy my stay here and that my pet fired-belly newt will be also happy to be taken care of because of this org.!that's all!thanks!
 
Welcome to the forum, Chitzer!
 
thanks for welcoming!when one of my friends found out that i was keeping a newt, she said it was weird!way weird!but i don't mind much about that!all i know is that i enjoy taking care of these animals they enjoy being with me in return!they are AWESOME and UNIQUE!not weird!
 
welcome to this site, there are some great people with some awesome knowledge here so I hope you enjoy and take part in this amazing world
 
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