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Hey all, I'm dragonbeards. While I have no caudates (or for that matter, amphibians) yet, I hope to remedy that situation, very soon. I have a plan for a tank in mind (more on that later), and plan to get started building it once all the kinks are worked out.

I do have other pets, as seen in my signature (I hope it shows up). Pretty much a zoo here :p. I just got the crested geckos in October, and they are doing very well. Natural terrarium, though all the plants are fake. I'm hoping to renovate once I get the funds saved up to make the tank completely planted.

Anyways, that's me!
 
Welcome to the forum. Any ideas on what kind of caudate you want to get?
 
Still trying to decide that, but I do know I want a semi-aquatic salamander of some kind. Right now I'm leaning towards Dusky or Two-Lined Salamanders.
 
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