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My name is Chris.
I frequently visit the axie site,
where I have learnt alot from the people there.
I live in Victoria and at present we are going through a
bad drought.
I haven't got a degree in any thing but I am the mum of
a great lad and a great mum in law to his wife.
As I live in Australia I am very interested in the
lizards, geckos and dragons of which I have 1 gecko and bearded dragon.
I am a workaholic but always have time for my friends, family
and animals.
Thank you for reading,
Cheers,
Chris.
 
Hi Chris and welcome. Seems like you've quite a family there (including the lizards!). Sorry about the drought - how does that effect life there?
 
Thank You Maddie and John.
John:
The drought makes us really appreciate
every drop of rain we get. I have plenty of buckets outside
to catch it.
Also I am very careful on how much water I use during
the times I am home. Having fish and axie tanks, I keep a sharp eye
on water conditions before I change the water.
I have also ordered a couple of large rain water tanks,
which should be delivered soon.
I have my herps because I was suffering empty nest syndrome.
You as a newly wed haven't got that far.....yet!!!
I would also like to add what a great job you do on this site.
You must be glued to the computer???
Cheers,
Chris.
 
chris_c said:
I have my herps because I was suffering empty nest syndrome.
You as a newly wed haven't got that far.....yet!!!
I would also like to add what a great job you do on this site.
You must be glued to the computer???
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The last 2-3 weeks I've been taking days off here and there to get this done. I've had a lot of 4-7am "nights" too. Most of the work is done now for the conversion.

My wife has been away at college since September last year so I have something of an empty nest myself!
 
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