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I live in Canada and I keep a Blue spotted Salamander and a Paddletail newt (P.Labiatus). The information on this site and it's forums have helped me greatly.
 
Welcome to the forum, Triton. That's an interesting couple of species you have there. Do you have any photos of your Blue Spotted Salamander?
 
I will have some photos of her soon, I just have to figure out how to upload and such. I have had her for almost nine years now. I don't no how long the average ambystomid lives but she's still going strong so I must be doing something right.
 
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