Hi Caudata, this is Greg MacLean

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I never noticed this part of the forums before, but I haven't been on here very long. Some people here may already know me for my endless questions. I've quickly become fascinated with newts and sals and I want to learn what there is to know and start raising many different kinds. I have 2 established interests as it is, paintball and psychology, but I'm looking to also become good with caudates and raise many kinds.

Of the people who have already discussed caudates (particularly my paddletail Dr. Henke) with me on this forum I already think the world of them. This looks like a site I'll be on a lot, well run, smart people, and a library of information.
 
Oh, and I'm from New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, and attend STFX in Antigonish.
 
I'll formally welcome you to the site then. This is, in my opinion, the best herpetological and herpetocultural site on the internet, and I am a member of around 8 of them. So welcome!
 
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