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Hey,

Im not that great on introductions but I wanted to thank caudata.org for providing such a great community for people who really cherish their Caudates. This website is great, it provides great information and great help. Anytime I have a newt or salamander problem the answer is always here. Another thing I like is that if you ever want to buy a newt or salamander you don't have to worry about where its coming from because almost everybody here who sells breeds there caudates. Well I just wanted to say thanks for all your help and show my appreciation toward everyone who runs this website and all of their members too.

Your Friend,
Peter
 
Welcome, Pete. Glad you're finding interesting things here!
 
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