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Hi Everyone,
I'm new to all this so please bare with me while I get familiarised.
I'm going to get a couple of Axolotls later this week so it's an exiting week! I can't wait to get them.
I've seen a lot of very useful advise here so I think I'll read as much as I can before they arrive in their new home.
Steph (wiltshire, UK)
 
Hi and welcome! You have come to the right spot and happy to hear you are doing some research before getting them. If you have any questions, any time, don't be afraid to ask!
 
hi steph2664
welcome.....all the info you will need is right here and if you cant find it just ask and someone will be more than willing to help
lea
 
Hi Steph
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