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Hi guys & girls,

New member here from NSW Australia. I've recently become interested in setting up a fish tank with an Axolotl and while researching I came across this forum and decided to join up.

I had Axolotls when I was young but didn't have much to do with caring for them other than just feeding so I've spent a fair bit of time reading about their needs and nearly ready to go ahead now.

I recently purchased a 70 litre tank which I'll use to house one axolotl. Now just have to get set up with a filter, sand and some hides and start the cycling process before I purchase my new pet.

I'll post back when I get the gear together and set up the tank.

Cheers,

Baldrick
 
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