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Hello From Indiana!

Drea1977

Drea1977

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Hello Everyone!

This is my first post here on the forum!

We are in southeastern Indiana and have quite a few (spoiled) Axolotls and Spanish Ribbed Newts.

We have quite a setup and sell locally :)

We also take in any that don't have home or people can not keep any longer!

Please feel free to contact me if you have axies that you can not keep or eggs that you don't want to raise! We will gladly accept them!

I can't wait to dive in and get to know you guys!

Thanks!

Andrea (drea1977)
 
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