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paula

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Just when i finally lose the newbie reputation on e-bay i become another on here!!! just a quick introduction as i feel i will be using this site quite often! I'm Paula and have just adopted my first axie, aka Bertie Big Balls (hope i'm not offending any one by choice of name). What i thought was gonna be a simple addition has, after studying your site,quickly become a somewhat daunting challenge! As i have quickly bonded with Bertie, I obviously wish the best for him and this is where you lovely people come in! I'm feeling like a fish out of water (no pun intended) and believe i will be using you knowlegable lot as a regular resource! Hope you all don't mind too much. Bertie is counting on you!P.S i have some knowledge in hangover cures and am willing to trade!! thanks
 
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cynthia

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Welcome Paula
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You might want to check out http://www.axolotl.org

too, it is full of good info.
 
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kim

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Hi Paula,

Welcome!

Feel free to ask any question that arnt answered in the link in Cynthia's post!
 
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paula

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thank you both for your replies! have read so much on your pages i'm on danger of confusing myself!! Bertie is fine, i think i'm worrying abit unnessecarily at times but will shout if i need you! Am going to water test soon as not convinced the levels are perfect! thanks again
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mik

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Welcome to the group Paula...now you're here we expect piccys of your axies and hope you join in the discussion too.
 
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paula

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as soon as possible i will post a picture of my bertie, as i have to say he is the best looking so far!!!!
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paula

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can u confirm that a kink in the end of the tail and 'forward' gills is a sign of stress?
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claire

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a tail that is bent at the end is a sign of stress. i cant confirm the other because i didnt know it.lol. :D.

ps welcome to the forum.
 
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