My new baby's and home

evo1982

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Hi all im new to this site, i collected my very first axolotls on Monday after weeks of research .
just wanted to share
 

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Your settup looks great! I love the plant and the hiding spot, well done! I am still on the research part before I own one. Thanks for sharing!
 
Such adorable axies! Your tank looks really good too; I'm sure they are very happy in their new home.
 
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