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Hi all! My name is Jess, and I am from Saskatchewan Canada! I have 5 children, 4 boys and 1 girl. My two oldest boys (7 and 9) are really into amphibians and reptiles. We have a beautiful tiger (?) Salamander, and we are looking at some tree frogs. We are not sure what kind yet. We also have turtles which we just got over the weekend! It is a wonderful thing, to research, learn about and care for pets with my sons! I look forward to talking with everyone! I'm quite the novice right now, so hoping that all of you seasoned salamander owners out there might be able to give me some advice! Enjoy the day!
 
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