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craigw

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I had Axolotle's for 10/12 years then had a break for around 14 years just getting back into it and enjoying setting up tanks and hunting for nice Axolotles... just gota find them :D
 
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Welcome to the forum, and back to the hobby. There are plenty of Australian keepers so I'm sure you'll be able to find some lovely axolotls
 
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Thanks Laura & Stuart I am enjoying the site very much, Reading some of the posts gets the brain remembering a lot from years ago :happy:
 
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This is a great site, and full of very friendly knowledgeable people. There are many good threads on the forum regarding axolotl care.
 
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Thank you Stupot... even after many years of keeping Axolotls we can always learn something new ...Yes it is a great site
 
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