A Caudate Hello from DFW

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Hey y'all!

So excited to be joining the forum. My gramps introduced me to herpetology when I was little, and ever since I've been a herp gal. Admittedly I've been more on the reptile side of things, but I recently fell in love with newts and decided to get some Danube cresteds of my own. They're only five months and are just teeny tiny, but they all have a personality of their own and I absolutely love them!

Also, I want to give a preemptive hello to Otterwoman! I've been lurking here for a while, and all of your advice has been extremely helpful in setting up my first aquatic environment. Thank you so much for helping a wannabe herpetologist follow her newty dreams :)


Can't wait to learn more from y'all,

poggle
 
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