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Hi,
my name is Moderlieschen, I`m a german student and i`d liketo join your community! In my tanks live three Axolotl and african dwarf frogs- well, surely not in one tank! Additionally, i´m taking care for some aquarium Fishes, labyrinth fishes and catfish, little rasbora and cambarellus species.
I hope, staying here will be fun!:rolleyes:
Bye!
 
Hi and welcome to the Caudata forum!

I am sure you will find a lot of information on this site...and I somehow think that I know you from somewhere... ;)

Have a nice time over here,

Daniel
 
Hi! my name is axiecradler2015. glad to know there are other axolotl lovers besides myself actually forming a club specifically for axolotl lovers.:happy:

they are one of the coolest animals still on this earth and have an exotic look like no other creature. i hope they never go extinct.
 
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