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Hi,
I'm new to keeping axolotls, my mum kept them for years when i was a kid, but i think times have changed in the last fifteen years so i'm here looking for a bit of advice on the spawn i have coming.
Iim intrested in all reptiles and amphibians ( snakes scare me a bit, but their nice to look at ).
My house is a small zoo, i have a rabbit, 7 guinea pigs, 4 bearded dragons, 3 fire bellied, 2 mice , a yemen chameleon and a greenhouse full of carnivorous plants.

I've done loads of searching on the internet for advice on axolotls and was suprised at how conflicting it all was, then when i found this forum, well its brilliant who better to get advise from than people who are keeping them.

Anyway thats me
Jemma
 
Welcome!!

Have you looked at Axolotl.org ? The site has a good amount of information and comes from a one who has actually kept and studied axolotls.

I would also suggest that you take a look through the "axolotl" subforum here. There are many threads that cover various issues that you may find helpful.

Good Luck!!
 
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