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Hello everyone.

My name is Adam and I have decided to sign up after browsing this forum on and off for the past 9 months.

Have been on here whenever I have had to seek some information for my Axolotl, Nibbles.

She is a natural coloured girl, about a foot long (Very big considering she is only about 18 months old!)

Will post pictures of her when I get a chance.

Thanks to my dad, I have been keeping aquatic pets my entire 23 years of life, so very good when it comes to healthy tank setups.
I always strive to create a balanced environment where possible, supplementing with the natural filtration of plants

Have gained a lot of knowledge here and hope I get a chance to give something back.
 
Hi Adam, welcome. I look forward to seeing pics of Nibbles and would love to hear more about your planted tank(s)!
 
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