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Hola a todos soy Juanjo y vivo en Guadalajara(España),me uno a vosotros para seguir aprendiendo de estos fántasticos animales aunque mucha gente piense lo contrario para mi son fastinantes,bueno les dejo lo que de momento tengo en casa y reciban un gran saludo a todos los miembros de Caudata.

0.0.4 Tylototritón Verrucosos
0.1.0 Ambystoma Tigrinum
1.2.0 Pleurodeles Walt
1.2.0 Dendrobates Leucomela
1.1.0 Epepidobates Tricolor

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My Spanish is terrible, but I do love tiger salamanders! They're awesome in any language.

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