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lazerlacey

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Hi! I just got my first axolotl. I work at PetSmart and I wanted an animal I didn't see every day already so I picked the axolotl as my next pet. While researching how to take care of them before I purchased mine I found a lot of information on this website so naturally I joined after getting one. Im excited for the new adventures of axolotl ownership the only problem Im having right now is I cant think of a name for it, if you have any suggestions feel free to send them my way!!
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LazerLacey
 
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Hello and welcome to the forum!
Glad to hear you did your research before buying :)
Names, hmm, how about Chris, that way it will work weather it is a boy or girl?
 
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Welcome to the forum. I'm rubbish at naming animals (I don't name my non-mammal pets) but There are loads of people on the forum that will have suggestions!
 
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Oh, and, by the way, caudates are very addictive. Once you have one, you just can't stop...
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I've named all mine dragon names. I think they look like little water dragons ^.^
 
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