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I am very new to this place in every aspect of the word. But i've been reading all your tips on helping Axolotls and I just had to join.
I own two and named them Noun and Verb.
I've never had Axy's before and so every little thing that do (or don't do) I start to wonder?
But so far, i've figured them out to be very fat, happy, little active guys with no basic instincts to call their own.
But their so lovable.
I look forward now to repetitively asking you all for help =)

:peace:
 
Welcome to the forum.
If you get a third one will you name him 'adjective" lol
what morphs are they?
 
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