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I just wanted to say Hello to everyone out there on this site! I have been a member on the site since August 31st, 2010, but I must admit this is the first time I have ever posted anything. :eek: I generally just look around and do research so I will know everything I can for the day I bring a new baby Axolotl home. I have learned a lot from this site and I thank everyone for the time you have put in to help newbies like myself. *smiles*
 
Hey Lconrad! I'm right below you :) South Carolina! Should be breeding axolotls within the year! Shipping to you would be uber cheap. What kind of Caudata do you have? Considering you have been a member since 2010 you must have some newts or salamanders!


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Hello Killian J!

As of right now the only pets I have are 3 huge lapdogs and a guinea pig! :) I am working on getting a Daphnia culture going in the next week or so and then trying to get some Axolotl eggs to hatch and raise. I want to have everything set up perfect before I bring the little ones home :)
 
Great idea! Tell me how that culture goes! Been wanting to do it myself for when I get some eggs! Would love to know how difficult it is ?


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Hi Lisa, nice to meet you. I spent a lot of time on this forum as a guest before getting my axolotls, and only recently joined. :happy:
 
Hello Donna! Nice to meet you as well. A while back, my daughter was wanting an Axolotl and that's why I originally joined this site. Things didn't work out about getting a baby at that time, but hopefully soon we will have a baby or two here :)
 
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