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Hey everybody!

My names Damian, and I joined this site about 20 mins ago.

I currently have a Melanoid axolotl that I bought about 3 weeks ago, and its BLOODY AWESOME!!! I named it Leviathan, and for those who don't know, that's a massive mythical sea creature.

Not sure what else I should be putting in this post...
 
Hi Damian. We're glad to have you. And especially glad you listened to 'the box' :D

PS: I LOVE the name Leviathan! Wait until you see it open the gaping maw to swallow worms whole. lol.
 
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