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Thought i better come into the introductions area and say hi since i find myself lurking more and more. Especially since i seem to find more helpful thing about axolotls than anywhere else (and seems to me like everyone is pretty helpful)
so Hello EverybodyPeeps:D

p.s thanks to the helpful answers i have been given to questions already asked
 
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Welcome to caudata.org! Axolotls, it is? You've come to the right place! Axolotls are the most talked about Caudate on the forum, as you've probably noticed:happy:
 
Hey dude, always nice to see other scots on here!!! I noticed on your personal information your a skateboarder...i'm mates with mac the guy who runs the brokehead store in perth!!!

TAKE CARE!!!
 
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