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Hi, guys! My name is Kate and I'm from sunny South Florida. I'm the mommy to two scorpions, three tarantulas, two geckos, a cat and an axolotl. I had two axies but one recently passed away :'( My surviving girl is not quite a year old and is already 8 inches...super playful and a huge pig. So glad to have found this forum. I attribute my axolotl's robust form to all the info I've gleaned here :)
 
Welcome! Glad to have you join us! My, you've got hands full with a nice variety of critters : ) Sorry to hear of the passing of your other axolotl. Glad you are caring for another though and look forward to hearing more about your posse!
 
I am sorry about your other axolotol. Someday I would like a few. Do you have pics of your pets?

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