Where would my hobby be without Caudata.org?

mr cyclone said:
I think im addicted to this forum ,im on it daily
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Yep, me too! I do have other hobbies and interests besides newts and I'm quite good at some of them, but this is the only forum I'm a member of. Ever since the day I joined people have been happy to share their knowledge freely and help me whenever they can, even close to the bone discussions in the off topic section are handled in a way I've never seen before, with nobody getting angry of offended. You don't get that anywhere else.
Long live Caudata.org! :)
 
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Without Caudata.org my two rescued tiger salamanders would be having this conversation:

Melanostictum: "Dude, I think our situation has gone from BAD to WORSE!"

Mavortium: " Yuuup"
 
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