Wanted: Axolotl, London UK

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Hi,

I've been spending some time doing some research and setting up a tank. It's now ready to house a couple of Axolotls.

Ideally I'd like one of them to be a grey melanoid, as I reckon they look particularly cool. but I'm not too fussy. Preferably young ones, but I might be up for rehoming an unwanted adult. I'm in London SE22, but there doesn't seem to be anyone selling Axolotls anywhere near me (I'm willing to travel a bit but not halfway across the country). If anyone has any axolotl for sale or re-homing vaguely near me please let me know.

Thanks. Alex
 
If you're prepared to travel to Kent, I recommend seeing if auntiejude has any axolotls available. I got both of mine from her and they are both lovely and she is a mine of information and advice.
 
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