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Tonguey

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Just a quick hello to everybody,

Glad to be a member as this looks a great community.

Look forward to speaking to you in the future.

Thanks Chris

Just a quick addition - If anyone has any Axolotls or eggs in the Midlands (UK) area for sale please let me know
 
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Jennewt

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Welcome, Chris, glad to have you. You may post an ad in the "wanted" section, and keep an eye on the for-sale ads. Axolotl eggs are easy to ship and there are occasionally some offered in England.
 
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