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Axolotls available in the UK?

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meg

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Hi, Im not sure where else to post this, so forgive me if its in the wrong place, I was looking at a lot of the other threads, and notice very few people from the UK seem to have axolotls available to sell. can anyone point me in the right direction to find them in the south west?

meg
 
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andrea

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Hi, I know its not local to you but i live near Portsmouth and there are 3 shops locally that had axies in the last 2 weeks.

If u want to make a trip i can check the shops again before u travel if that is any help if u have no other luck.
 
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meg

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Wow, thats great, because I frequently visit the Island as my family are there, so a stop off in Portsmouth is easy!

Could you please list the shop names? Then I can get phone numbers and phone when I am next due to pass through! I am hoping to get two more axys after Christmas, when my tank doubles in size!

thanks
meg
 
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andrea

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Emsworth Aquaria - 02392 200990 these had 2 white, 2 wildtype and 1 golden albino

Fareham Aquatics (portchester) - 02392 506522 (i think) these had 2 white and 2 wildtype

Aqualife (in Sainsbury's, Drayton) - 02392 325500 had 2 white

Give them a try - how often they sell/restock i'm not sure.
 
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meg

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Wow. You are amazing! thankyou so so much!!

I will post a pic when I get the new tank and new occupants!!
 
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