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Hi everyone, I'm Jess and from Western Aust. I am obviously new to this and actually checked it out because my axy got sick. You guys are so damn efficient that I found all the information I needed within a few minutes :eek: so thanks for that!! I was actually surprised to see how many people are on here and think its great that so many people are interested in amphibians. I look forward to learning more from you all!!

Cheers,

Jess
 
Hey Jess, welcome to the board. We're definitely glad you found the information you needed. Feel free to ask questions, we're a friendly bunch.
 
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