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Hi all!

My name is Marjoram. I'm 23, living outside of Traverse City, Michigan

I joined this site looking for support on Axolotl and Salamander Care.

I do not currently own any Axy babes, but am hoping to adopt/purchase!

I fell in love with Axolotls while helping my college roommate care for his. I have previously kept Betas, Black Mollies, Snails, and Freshwater Shrimp. Currently, I have a Dog at my permanent address, but in my year round work apartment, Im am only allowed fully aquatic pets. I think Axies would be best for company as their smiles are great, and they wouldn't mind the cold that I love so dearly.

Glad to join the community!
 
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