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Hi! I have just joined this forum sort of in a panic, as i have a very sick little axie :(... i have posted a thread in the sick axies forum and hope that i get some good feedback for him. I have one wild type female axolotle named Arwen whom i love to little bits and peices. The sick axolotl is one that i rescued from the pet store yesterday and am yet to name. He is albino and looks like a skinny little alien:ufo:. Anyway, would love to swap info/stories/whatever with other avid axolotl fans :happy:, catch ya!
 
Hi Arwen,

welcome to the forums :) Sorry to hear about your sick axie but it was great of you to rescue him - hope it all goes well making him better!

-Sarah
 
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Hi Arwen, welcome to the site, I'm sure you will find lots of help here :D
 
Hi Arwen welcome
 
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