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Hi, I'm Kimberly from Alabama

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I am also new to this. I mostly deal with fish but I ran across a picture of an Axolotl the other day and could not help but to read up on them since are so cute. I am interested in maybe getting one or two depending on when I get a setup.

I can't wait to talk to some of ya'll!

Thanks,
Kimberly
 
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Howdy Kimberly and welcome to the forum! I think you should be aware that axolotls can be quite addicting...one invariably leads to two, then three, then..... :happy:

You've definitely come to the right place to learn everything you need to know to get started. There are lots of really knowledgeable people here that can also provide additional information (they can be real lifesavers ;)) to the amazing resources around this site.

Again, welcome to the forum and please keep us posted once you finally aqcuire your new friend :happy:
 
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