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Hi from France

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I saw some lights and here am I !

I don't have any newt or Axo right now, but i attend to get some.
My tank is ready now, i just wait to find the good species to live in it.

I'm looking for an aquatic one, but it is quite difficult to have some different choices where i live. Even cynops are difficult to get. I prefer small species than Waltl for example.

I'm sure here, i'll find help to raise my little guys later. I already met SmilySam, that offered me to send some eggs. That's very nice!

see you around

Franz
 
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