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Hi my name is Emily and me and my partner have rehomed a little female axolotl today. We are so excited and can't wait till she settles in properly so we can get to know her and watch her in her tank. We are from Devon and don't really know much about them so il probably be asking for so much advise ? I've been wanting one for so long ?
So hi to all you axolotyl fans ???
 
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