Hi to all from uk

A1Collector

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Better say hello as I seem to be missing out on so much if I don't ,always liked caudata have now got the caudata bug I am sure you know what I mean ,keeping tylototriton verrucosus and salamander s terrestris also thanks to KB lots of week old pleurodeles waltl .so looking to add other caudata to my collection soon.
 
Oh another one from south of Watford! I was beginning the think all the caudate keepers had migrated north.....

Welcome.
 
Thank you auntiejude ,,, yes and why more caudata keepers up north,,
 
Hello!

Nice to see someone from my neck of the woods. It's obviously catching, the caudate bug.
 
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