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how can i find a reptile vet in my area

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i live in tuscaloosa alabama and would like to find a reptile vet around here incase i ever need one. thanks
 
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Hey Clayton, I think you will find that most of your questions have been answered many times here on fauna. If you try running a topic search before asking questions you will find more helpful information alot faster. All you have to do is find the word search on the tool bar at the top of this page. Click on the word "search" and type in one or two key words or phrases. ie "Find herp vet" Why don't you give it a try and see what happens?
 
SableLynx said:
Hey Clayton, I think you will find that most of your questions have been answered many times here on fauna. If you try running a topic search before asking questions you will find more helpful information alot faster. All you have to do is find the word search on the tool bar at the top of this page. Click on the word "search" and type in one or two key words or phrases. ie "Find herp vet" Why don't you give it a try and see what happens?
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Sable is right but seeing as you already came here and started this thread I'll lend you a hand Vet Connection
 
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