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I'm Amy- a biology student/french horn player/knitter/photographer. I'm going for a degree in Ecology/Plant biology, but I'm interested in everything biology and chemistry related. I don't actually have any caudates yet, I figured I'd do some reading before actually setting up a tank. I'd love to get some newts and/or salamanders. I have a 45gal long to work with, so we'll see. I've already seen some excellent tank set-ups here, which is exciting!
 
Welcome to the forum Amy. You have a world of possibilities with that 45 gallon...
 
Thanks, and your sticky note made me laugh so hard I might need to quote you later.
 
Welcome to the forum and thumbs up to reading before you buy:)
 
hi amy

the info is detailed and the people are supportive and willing to help
welcome
lea:D
 
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