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I just got two red spotted baby newts, (still aquatic) so stumbled unto this site! I like all the green! I have been a fish person for a couple of years so legs are different for me! I breed goldfish and panda corys and loaches. I am not a big "lizard" person but aquatic salamanders are awesome! I am thinking about getting into Axolotls someday. I am sure to pester ya all in the questions area. ;)
 
seagoat said:
I am not a big "lizard" person but aquatic salamanders are awesome!
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Welcome to the forum! I'm sure that you'll find all of the information you need and more.

And don't worry about not being a "lizard" person- newts and salamanders are amphibians, so you'll never even have to worry about anything reptilian.
 
I am also in ohio...and I also have red-spotted newts! Welcome to the community!
 
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