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2 New Tigers, names??

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randallsmommy

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I just got 2 Tiger Salamanders today. I lost my Yellow Spotted, Randall on Thursday :( These 2 are awesome, one of them is out and active and the other likes to burrow. They are pretty big too, and they are great eaters. I cannot think of names for them though! Any ideas?
 
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Bengal and Amur (Both are species of tigers (Amur is Siberian just it sounds cooler)). I hope they do great and stay healthy!
 
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I can't think of any names, but good luck with these little guys! :happy: I hope they bring you many years of joy and companionship!

Blessings,
Critter Mom
 
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Darn, anyway, they're good names and I hope your sallies will do great!
 
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