My Tiger Salamander

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My tiger salamander "Fred". He is a wild salamander caught in NM by a friend of mine. They didn't want to keep him after a while so I took him in and gave him a proper enclosure.
 

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Glad you took him in! Very nice enclosure. What size is it? Looks like you made good use of the space. Fred is very photogenic : )
 
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