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I have been lurking around here for awhile and thought I would say Hi ;) I have one Axolotl named Nessie. She is a cutie!! I purchased her at a reptile expo in PA back in March..and she has grown!! She needs a tank upgrade soon. I am shopping around for a bigger tank and will have one shortly. I have some pictures of her that I will post for everyone later :happy:
 
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A terrible welcome to the forum, but are you aware that axolotls are illegal to own in New Jersey?
 
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No, I wasn't aware of that and it comes as no surprise. Everything is illegal in Jersey. It is getting ridiculous. How about Florida? Are they illegal there? I am moving there next year if everything goes smoothly. It's not like I can return it or want too. Thanks for the welcome though. :happy:
 
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Welcome, Nessie. They aren't illegal in Florida, but it's hard to keep them due to the heat. Good luck, and hope you enjoy the forum:happy:
 
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