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Greetings all,

My name is Dan aka (Widmad27). Pretty certain I had the username widmad27 without caps years ago but seem to have lost my login information. Anyways I live in Indianapolis, IN and am Senior Zookeeper by trade. I have been working with may herps in general for the last 14 years and have been keeping several dendrobatids as well as small pythons in my own personal collection at home. I am involved with Frogwatch USA, Herp TAGs, and many other zoo based projects. On top of all this I am working on a rather large side project called the National Amphibian Expo which is slated to take place August 9th 2014 in sunny old Indianapolis, IN. The pride of this project is that all of the proceeds from this event are going to Amphibian Ark to support both local and global conservation projects related to all amphibians. Feel free to check this crazy undertaking of mine out at naexpo.org or facebook.com/NAExpo. Well I guess that about sums me up, take care all and I look forward to re-immersing myself into this community.

Cheers,

Dan
 
Welcome to the forum Dan!

Do please keep us updated on your various projects. They sound right up our street.
 
Thank you Mark, and I most certainly will, we are looking to welcome all aspects of the amphibian hobby and would love to have a great representation from the Caudate community. Be certain to look for an additional post coming in the next few hours explaining more about the expo. It is really shaping up to be amazing!

Cheers,

Dan
 
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