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Hello everyone,

I just recently joined these forums after goofing around on google. I saw a picture of an Axolotl and immediately became interested in wanting one. ^^; I've read a bit about them, and do plan on trying to get one in the near future when I feel I know enough to take care of one. Until then I'll continue to read and understand these little creatures better. :)
 
Glad to have you! And good for you to do research before getting your new animal. I am sure you will learn all you need about axolotl husbandry here. Please feel free to ask questions.
 
Welcome aboard! I just joined today myself. I'm here to learn, too, before getting axies for the first time. :happy:

Dawn T
 
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