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Hey everyone,
I'm so glad I found this site, and have enjoyed browsing the information thus far. I do not currently own an amphibian but I hope to soon. I'll be gathering as much information as I can before making that leap. I am the proud owner of a male veiled chameleon, two cats, two mice, and my first born, Yoda the chihuahua :p
I really look forward to getting to know everyone and learning from your experiences.
Happy Friday!
 
Welcome to the forum! It's always so pleasing to hear of people doing their research before they buy the animal. :)
 
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