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My name is Leonard glad to be a member here, hope there are breeders close by that I can contact soon, used to be a newt keeper years back and looking to be again, thanks
 
Welcome from Southern Maryland. Newt keepers appear to be scarce in our State. I am attempting to breed T. Dobrogicus and should have C. Cyanurus and C. Orientalis juveniles later this year if the breeding season goes well.
 
I'm new to the board as well - from Pasadena, MD
 
Cool! With the way things are with the Lacy Act it's good to find more Caudata keepers in Maryland.
What do you folks keep?
 
Unfortunately I don't keep anything at this time. I have had plenty of herps over the years though. I have a 20 gallon long set up in terrarium mode that I'm itching to find an inhabitant for. Let em know if anyone has anything to sell in Maryland, I might be interested.
 
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