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Hi, i've been a member on here for a few months now but never posted! I'm not sure why....just been a lurker and read as much information as i could on various species.
anyway i do not currently own any amphibians but intend to in the future :)
 
Welcome to the forum, Wrage.

Even if you don't have anything yet, that's okay. Living vicariously is acceptable; that gives you time to learn as much as possible!
 
yeah that's why i'm here! currently narrowing down my starter species :) thanks
 
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