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Just wanted to stop bye and check everything out..... Doing some research and am glad to find this helpful resource. Looking to get a few axolotls soon..... so want to be prepared. My 4 son and I are so excited!!! Any tips/suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Have a great week! :D
 
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Hello and welcome to the forum! :D

It's great that you are researching before hand, you'll definitely be prepared!
 
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