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Hello everyone :happy:

Just thought I'd say hello and how much I love this site. Good people and good information.

I have a gimpy little axolotl I just bought a few weeks ago. He is super cute but was in rough shape when I got him. His back legs seem to be deformed and he can't use them. I love him anyways and hope maybe they will fix themselves over time. Oh and his name is Kahlua :)
 
Hi!

I love this site too! Aw. poor little Kahlua. Perhaps they will heal. :) Welcome!
 
Welcome! Hope your new gets along alright!
 
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