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Rolee
Hi there. Just joined and would like to say hello and introduce myself.

Name's Rolee, I have a 2 month old axolotl called Puck, named so because when he comes up to the surface he makes a "puck" noise. I adore him. :proud:

Would like to talk to other axolotl owners, and make some friends hopefully :happy:
 
Welcome to the forum Rolee & puck.

Please join in on the various discussions.
I have only been an onwner for 2 months and let me tell you that your in safe hands here.

Make sure u post some picutres of puck for us, we all love pictures here.
 
Hi

Welcome to Caudata.!!!!!


Ben
 
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