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Dawnzie

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Hello everyone! I just joined last night when my research into salamanders led me here. I have experience with beardies, aquatic turtles, and a tortoise. I wanted to branch off into something that required a paludarium and has a calm temperament and my search led me to Tiger Salamanders. More specifically in my case the Ambystoma marvortium. I am currently in the process of setting up an aquatic tank because I would like to start with the sallie in its larval form. I want my kids to really get to experience the phases of his change. My biggest problem since starting research is actually finding a specimen. I am looking forward to asking questions in the forum once I find my lil guy. I am a total planner so I wanted to get ahead of myself and get acquainted before I jump right into hobby.

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I have the aquatic tank set up for the larval stage.
 

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Welcome to the forum!
It's great you search info before actually getting one. I think you find much here, both in the common threads and specie specific area. And in the trade area you might then find a suitable pet from a breeder!
Good luck!
Auli
 
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