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Hey everyone, obviously I'm new around here. My gorgeous man owns a axolotl (or as I like to call it 'a fishie'...much to his dismay lol). He's been a member here for a while now and really loves it all (I'm starting to think he loves that 'fishie' more than he loves me :p lo!l). Anyway, I want to share in his hobby/passion for these most unusual creatures (especially if I'm to be living with them when we move in together :D ). I'm interested in learning more about them...I mean from what I've read so far (and from knowing the trouble my man goes to) there's a lot of care involved in owning axolotls and I truly admire you all. Me though, I'm a bird person :lame: lol!

Anyway, it's good to meet you all and be a part of your community. Thanks to my man for inviting me to join in. I look forward to getting know some of you.

Cheers!
 
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Hey Princess,

Welcome to the forums. Wish I could get my partner interested in axies... nice that you are getting involved in your partner's hobby! :p He does check the temperature for me whilst I am at work though and puts ice bottles in when it gets hot so that is enough for the moment :D

Hehe he calls my axie 'how's the fish??' to annoy me also... Now he has taken to miming my (predictable) response 'AMPHIBIAN!' as I correct him. :rolleyes:
 
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