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21larc

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Hi guys.

I've been here for quite some time, though I haven't posted anything; mostly feeling the atmosphere and checking out the user profiles.

What I found was, people in here are quite interactive and (mostly) friendly. Feels nice to be here.

Oh by the way, I do keep a bunch of Cycnops orientalis, a bunch of Pachytriton labiatus (or whatever the new scientific name is) and around 4 axies at the moment.

Hope to have a nice time with you guys :)
 
Hello & welcome :)

I think I was stealing your popcorn the other day on chat ;) lol

Look forward to seeing pics of all your critters :)



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