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Ah, hadn't seen the second page. Amphiumas are pretty common in some areas, but people generally don't see them. Amphiuma means (two toed) is pretty common, but Amphiuma pholeter (one toed amphiuma) is generally considered rare to uncommon. Amphiumas make nice pets, but generally require a decent sized tank (I personally wouldn't try less than a 30 gallon), or a very large one if more than one are to be kept together. They have a bite (like Karen's stated) that has been compared to that of a snapping turtle. A friend of mine keeps some amphiumas; his friend, who gave him the animals, stated that they had managed to strip a rat that had fallen into the tank bare in a short period of time.
Does it have a keratinized beak? If not, then it is not a Sirenidae. The distribution of the Sirenidae is the coastal plain and Mississippi valley of the southeastern U.S. and extreme northeastern New Mexico.
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