FYI: Facebook Group on Axolotl Cruelty

This page is a horrible one and a perfect example of how abusive someone can be when online. The guy searches for axolotl pics and uses whatever he finds to bash unsuspecting owners about cruelty.... my pic could be used, your pic could be used and he does not educate the followers of the group about axolotl care. It's just a group that complains and bashes. Caudata members are better ppl than that and are keen on learning good owner practices rather than being judged or passing judgment.
 
The guy who runs that page is stealing pictures and using them without permission and is pretty clueless. He also bans anyone who disagrees with him or dares to correct him.

He has managed to alienate most of the FB axie community in under a week, and numerous complaints/reports have been made about the group.
 
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