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Hey there all, Mandi coming at you here from Canada. I am a new owner to having axolotls but so far have 3 a wild type, a melanoid and a leucistic GFP. I look forward to being part of this awesome community of fellow amphibian enthusiasts. Have a great day everyone and keep slimy! :ufo:
 
Hey Mandi, welcome to the forum! ☺️
A fellow Canadian, that's awesome!
I'm a new owner myself with two little guys, a leucistic and what looks to be a wild type (it's a little young!)
Hope you have a great time here with us and don't be shy to ask any questions! :)
 
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