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BIG STEESSEE

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Hello every one my names Steve i am new to the forums and have been keeping axolotls for a few months now

theres not a lot to know about me,If anyone has any questions about me or my axolotl's aka the sally's as my 3 yr old calls them because she named my first one sally and the other 2 i got today are all just sally's lol

anyway i look forward to exploring the site i dont know if im allowd to post a youtube vid here but this is sally before moving to the new tank.

YouTube - sally
 
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Hey Steve, welcome to Caudata.org! I'm new here as well, and the people here are very nice. Have any updated pictures of your axies?
 
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sorry i haven't got any as yet i changed tank on Sunday and got the other 2 sallys today so they are settling in i will try and take some and get them uploaded tonight

thanx for your reply
 
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Welcome! You've come to the right place for axolotls-we even have a sister website called axolotl.org!
 
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