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Hello, my name is Carrie. It's been about 13yrs since I last owned a reptile or amphibian. Over the years I've had a Blue Tongue skink, Schneider skink, firebelly toads, cane toad, dumpy frogs, and several beardies. I'm hoping to get back into owning a beardie and a few tiger salamanders.(separate set-ups)
I took a liking to tiger salamanders when I was a teenager and working at a small mom and pop boarding kennel/pet shop where we had one boarding with us for almost a year while his owner was overseas with the military.
I have a 75 gallon fish tank with no fish in it at the moment and I've been researching turning it into a natural vivarium with a few tiger salamanders. I've been researching this site and others for the best way to set-up a vivarium for tiger salamanders, so I decided it would be in my best interest and my future salamanders to join the site, ask questions, and get answers. Thanks

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