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Greatwtehunter

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Re: i cant reply to posts?

I think it mainly depends on where your trying to post. The advance and advertisement sections are subject to moderation and need approval first before your reply will go through.
 
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hello guys my name is carey and iv recently bought my first axolotl, shes albino
i live in ferny grove, the northside of brisbane
 
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Yehbutnah, several of your posts have been deleted by moderators. You cannot post "nothing" posts just to reach the 5-post requirement for using the ad section. You also cannot use the ad section if your forum profile does not contain your full real name.

Welcome, but please keep in mind that this forum is carefully moderated and sticks to its rules.
 
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