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Ladd Luxor
Hello caudat-o-philes!

The name's Ladd and I'm a first time poster, few times frequented member who was looking to be more participatory within the community. I recently moved from inland Washington the coastal Northern California under thew watchful arms of the redwood trees, fully aware that I was walking into a treasure trove of species new to me. It's been really nice reconnecting with my slimy self and most importantly the Plethodontids!
I've really enjoyed a lot of what I've read and garnered from many of you and just wanted to say thanks and hello!

Cheers,

Ladd Luxor
 
All my favorite salamanders are native to the west coast. Welcome to the forum!
 
So far that's been the same for me, but I sure wouldnt' pass up the opportunity to see a hellbender bending water in the wild south either.:D
 
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