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Hello everyone my names Jesus. I currently live in new York city and I'm into axolotls :). It all started when I began researching for amphibians as pets due to my fishes all outgrowing and just sit there but now I something new. I'm in my my late teens and currently go around looking for an axolotl :( someone please help me.
 
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Welcome to the forum! You will find plenty of help here! Check out Axolotls: The Fascinating Mexican Axolotl and the Tiger Salamander to make sure you are all ready for these little guys! If you have any questions, the knowledgeable members of the forum will help you, and once you know you are ready to care for an axolotl completely, there is a For Sale section at the bottom of the forum page. Please make sure you have done all your research in advance before venturing there though, take care and remember, if you have a question, just ask!
 
If you are looking for a new pet because your fish "just sit there", an Axolotl might not be the pet for you..they spend most of their time laying around or hidden out of sight. As Shannon said, do your research, and be aware that Axolotls are a big investment in time and money.
 
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welcome....axie are great friends, so do your research now and learn everything you can before you get one.
lea
 
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