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Hey there !
I've come across this website very frequently during my research about axolotls , seems like everyone is super supportive and informative! I just recently bought my very first axolotl a few days ago and figured I should introduce myself to this website and say hello to all the people on here who share the same love of this amazing creature as I do!
I'm not too sure what to really say other then I'm from Ontario , Canada . My name is Amanda and unfortunately I have yet to come up with a name that properly does justice to my little axolotl... so for now her/his name is axi :p
 

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That's a cute suggestion for a cute little animal. Welcome and best of luck!
 
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