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My name is Emily and I am the owner of a brown male axolotl called Aristotl and a female albino with red gills and gold eyes called Hermes. their names were found firstly aristotl because it rhymed!!! and he is clever, and secondly Hermes after the messenger gods and the Furturama character who has lots of gill like fronds around his face. I am 11 and my twin brother keeps crested geckos but I prefer my axolotls. My axolotls:happy: are very close friends and I hope they might breed this year.
 
Welcome to the forum Emily, make sure to post pics of your axolotls when you can :)
 
hi emily
they sound lovely.....welcome to the forum
lea
 
welcome to the forum.
 
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