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dave

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Hi everyone

Just thought i would introduce myself to you all. I have been visiting this site regulary for about 6 months now but only signed up today.This site has helped me learn so much more. My name is dave and i have 4 axolotls. 2 leucistic 1 melanoid and 1 wildtype. I have been keeping axolotls for about 18 months now. I also have about 50 babies which i am looking after as a friend of mine did not think she would be able to rear them. So far i seem to be doing ok. They are about 3 weeks old. Anyways just thought i would say hello to you all
 
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froggy

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Hi Dave!

I'm in a similar boat to you. I used the site for ages, just to keep on top of tips and ideas for looking after my four axies.

It's only recently, when my axies laid a batch of eggs unexpectedly, that I've become more vocal. ;)

Best of luck with those babies, let me know if you come up with any great baby-keeping ideas!

-froggy.
 
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kim

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Welcome to you both... Feel free to ask us any questions you like!!
 
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mik

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welcome Dave...and feel free to answer any questions you like too!
 
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dave

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Thanks people. I have been using the tips from you all to help bring up my babies. You are all part of the family now
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carl

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lol welcome both of you hope you find this site helpful as much as i do
 
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