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Hello everyone! Lifetime reptile and amphibian lover about to take on something new. I currently keep snakes, but have had a passion for amphibians since I was small. I always enjoy observing them on my land, (frogs in my ponds and salamanders in the woods), but have never attempted keeping them. After seeing some beautiful Tiger Salamanders at the last Expo I attended, I have decided to add 1 or 2 to my "family". I'll be setting up a vivarium this weekend, and hope to obtain a new addition on 8/6. I welcome any and all tips and suggestions. Thanks to all!
 
Hi my name is Carlos where did you order your salamanders from I live in north Carolina and can't find a single one
 
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