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Just wanted to say hi.

I got my first axie about 3 months ago. I wish I'd found this site beforehand and not trusted the pet shop people! I've learnt so much already (and realise that the petshop people know very little!!:rolleyes:).

At the moment Morph is in the fridge! He had the dreaded fungus. His salt baths have been doing wonders and he is looking much better. Decided to redecorate his tank whilst he was on "holidays" and can't want until I get him back into it.

I'm looking forward to learning a lot more from you all.

Thanks again.
Lesley
 
Welcome to the site!

Its fantastic you are researching up on your pet and taking measures to care and protect it. This is the hallmark of a good pet owner!

Feel free to ask any questions on the forum and there would be plenty of friendly advice from experts around.

REgards
 
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