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*Hello everyone* from Canada

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*Hello everybody* My name is Susanna and I'm from Canada-toronto.
My interest is graphic design and illustrations. Apart from those, i am also interested in camping and amphibians.

Ian(achiinto) has introduced me to this forum. Ian and I live together therefore "our" babies include firebelly newts, warty newts, spanished ripped newts, cecilians and axolotl (who had arrived to our home on last friday sept 18.09)

Nice to meet you all :)
 
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suiean said:
*Hello everybody* My name is Susanna and I'm from Canada-toronto.
My interest is graphic design and illustrations. Apart from those, i am also interested in camping and amphibians.

Ian(achiinto) has introduced me to this forum. Ian and I live together therefore "our" babies include firebelly newts, warty newts, spanished ripped newts, cecilians and axolotl (who had arrived to our home on last friday sept 18.09)

Nice to meet you all :)
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Greetings.. I am new as well. If you don't mind me asking, where did you get the wartys, spanish ribbed newts in Toronto. (I can barely locate firebellys in most pet stores)
 
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where did you get the axolotl and the fire bellied newt??

thanks, trish


suiean said:
*Hello everybody* My name is Susanna and I'm from Canada-toronto.
My interest is graphic design and illustrations. Apart from those, i am also interested in camping and amphibians.

Ian(achiinto) has introduced me to this forum. Ian and I live together therefore "our" babies include firebelly newts, warty newts, spanished ripped newts, cecilians and axolotl (who had arrived to our home on last friday sept 18.09)

Nice to meet you all :)
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hello fellow canadian! where did you get the axolotl? im so keen to get one!!
 
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