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Well, I am an Axolotl owner.
As of now I have 4 GFP Axolotls and am looking to expand my numbers for breeding.
I know at this point I have at least on male and one female, the others are a little too small to figure out what they are. I have bred Axolotls in the past and am looking forward to doing it again.
I hope to learn more form the experience people have in this community.

That's about it :)
 
hi and welcome..you have come to the right place to learn.....the people on here are very very helpful.......make sure you post some pictures of your axie.
 
Welcome aboard and I hope your breeding project takes off. Later, Dano
 
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