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I,m glad I have finally have found a place where I can talk to other people who know a lot about axolotyls and can assist me in understanding more about them. I hav'nt had a computer for very long and I'm still learning as I go, along with proper axolotyl care. Yay! :happy:
So hello everyone and I'm pretty excited to meet new and interesting people.

(Note from John: This was posted in the Announcement section. Obviously it's not appropriate for that section.)
 
Hi slychick1 and welcome to the worlds of both computers and axolotls! :happy:

You will surely find many friend here, and possibly even some neighbors!

Welcome to the Forum,

-Eva
 
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