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Hi.
Anybody know anywhere that stocks a good choice of Axolotl's in the Buckinghamshire/Bedfordshire/ Oxfordshire sort of area?
Or a breeder in that rough sort of location?
Thanks
 
Hey,
I had a similar problem when I was looking for an axolotl my best advice would be to go to your nearest pet store and ask if they could order one for you. That's what I did and it worked out for me but I had to wait a while to get it. I hope this helps, good luck! Also I was able to chose what breed I wanted when I ordered it.
 
Have you contacted auntiejude on this forum? I believe she is based in Kent, but worth travelling for. Her axolotls are healthy and well-looked after and she can provide you with loads of advice on axolotl care - you don't always get that from the pet shops/aquatic centres.
 
tinyali said:
Have you contacted auntiejude on this forum? I believe she is based in Kent, but worth travelling for. Her axolotls are healthy and well-looked after and she can provide you with loads of advice on axolotl care - you don't always get that from the pet shops/aquatic centres.
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Thank you!
Yes, I'm in Kent, I have juvies and young adults available. Advice is always free.
 
Thanks for responses.
What sort of size are your young adults?
I am ideally looking for a Golden a green/black and perhaps a copper.
I have a Leucistic approx 6-8 inch.
So need to get same sort of size.


Thanks
 
jqh29p said:
Thanks for responses.
What sort of size are your young adults?
I am ideally looking for a Golden a green/black and perhaps a copper.
I have a Leucistic approx 6-8 inch.
So need to get same sort of size.

Thanks
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I have golds at 6", a pair of gold/black wilds at 7" and a gold and a copper at 7-8".
Please PM me if you are interested :)
 
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