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Hi All,
My name's Vanessa. I'm a 24y/o Aussie and have just gone back to uni to study psychology. (Wondering what I've gotten myself into at the moment:eek:, but oh well) I own 1 axolotl, Jet. She's my first and she's so cute. One day I hope to get a mate for her. I thought this would be the perfect place to sign up and get tips for keeping her healthy and happy (which at the moment she isnt :( - I've posted a thread in the 'Sick Axolotl' sub-forum if anyone's got some time to help).

Anyway, just wanted to say hi and introduce myself.
 
hi vanessa
welcome to the forum.....you have come to the right place.....
lea
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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