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Danni

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Hi

My name's Danni and I have been wanting to get an axolotl since I was small, and finally my father has allowed it, now I am in the process of looking for one.

I live in New Zealand, am sixteen and go to High school. I hope to meet new people who are also interested in Axolotls :happy:

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hi and welcome.....i just saw in another thread that spartacus is looking for homes for his/her baby axies and they live in NZ as well.
 
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Oh Yay thanks! I will possibly talk to him :)

Note: Just realized Spartucus' location is on the other island :(
 
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he might be able to courier some to you.....i dont know if that is possible but it might be worth checking. i hope you get some soon
 
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Got one, got one, GOT ONE!! I am so excited, more than even possible! He's Black and still young (not fully grown) and his name will be Leuka!:D:D:D:D
 
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