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Thought I would introduce myself. My name is Meg and I am new to this forum as well as newts, salamanders and frogs. I keep many types of geckos, a skink, a snake, a couple rabbits and a cat currently.
However I am taking in a pair of tiger salamanders this week thru a local reptile rescue. I was directed to this site with all the knowledgable people here to find out more information. I have been doing as much research as possible before they arrive.
 
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Thank you Jan. I had read the one article a couple months ago when a trio of tiger salamanders I came across were up for adoption (someone adopted them before I arrived). But the 101 article is new reading for me to do. Thanks!
 
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