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retrowoman

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I have been a fish keeper for quite a few years and have never kept axolotls. I live in a tropical area of Queensland Australia so I need all the information I can! I think axolotls are fascinating and look forward to setting up a nice tank and learning lots.:proud:

Luckily, I will be starting out in the cooler months so the 30C tropical temps won't be an issue.

Anyways hello!

Thank you

Retro
 

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hi retro

im from brissy to.....the heat is a pain......you picked a good time to start.
welcome
lea
 
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