A big hello from an Australian axolotl

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Hi everyone! I am a new member but long time reader from Australia!
I love this site and the forums and all of those who offer their time and knowledge in order to assist others in providing the best possible care to their pets.
I am an axolotl enthusiast but I am hardly an expert and I thoroughly appreciate the ability to seek answers to my many questions among these forums.

Dante, my axolotl, has benefited much from the kindest and knowledge of individuals on this site.
So he (potentially she) and I would like to say a big hello :)
 

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Welcome! Hopefully you will meet a lot of your fellow Aussie axie keepers here!
 
Welcome! This is a great forum :). Great to have another member from Canberra here ;)
 
Hello there! I'm also from Australia and came home to find an axolotl my partner had bought. I'm a fully loved up Axie mum now! Your baby is adorable! And I agree about the site, my Juan has gained a lot from here also. Still working out how to use the forum on Tapatalk...

Hello from Juan
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