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rodentranch

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I'm here to research as I hope to get axolotls some point soon.

This is a new direction for me really. At the moment I only have furry animals. It was whilst researching tropical fish that I discovered axolotls and I find them absolutely fascinating.

I look forward to learning from you all :happy:
 
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DemonsAngel999

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I'm glad that you've joined us here. I just recently discovered them myself. Lol. From one "Newbie" to another you'll find a mass of information on here as well as many Axie owners that have recently had clutches and hatchlings. I'm soon to be a new owner myself and I couldn't be more pleased with all the help that the people on here have provided. Best of luck to you!
 
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wendyatk

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Hi
Welcome to the forum. You will get tons of information and advice from the people on here. I am recently a new member got our first axie about 7 weeks ago and we have just brought another one -so be warned its addictive this axie keeping :happy:
 
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hi
welcome....you have found the best place to learn about axies.....the site has all the info you could ever need and if you have troubles the people are very willing to offer advice.
lea
 
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