Anyone know where I can get an axolotl in Scotland?

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Thinking about getting an axolotl, but have no idea where to find one. I live in the Shetland Islands, where there don't seem to be any breeders, and would need to know where to look if I was going to travel South. Any suggestions?</font></font></font>

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I got mine from Dobbies do they have one there? They still have plenty in the one at ponteland. But i also have a caravan at bamburgh and im up there on the 12th of may (friday i think) If that would help you out i could get one and bring it up so at least it would be half way to you.
 
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