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Hello! My name is Stuart. I have had a salamander, wild caught as a larva from a local pond, for a little over a year now. I’m not entirely sure what she is- at the moment I believe she is some kind of tiger salamander, but I’m not sure which kind because I live in the zone of overlap between tigrinum and mavortium populations. Her name is Rockney. I’m glad to be here- from what I’ve heard she will live for a very long time, so I’m happy to learn how to give her the most comfortable life she can have. :happy:
 
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