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Hi there, my name is Allison and im new to Caudata and a brand new Axolotl owner :3. I've been reading everywhere about the little guys and i kept on coming across this site and its acclaim to being one of the best newt and salamander sites so i just had to join!
Any advice on axolotls would be greatly welcomed, i've learned as much as i can from websites but from other owners is always the best way to get all the information you need :D.
 
Hi, Allison!

Welcome to the site.

Be forewarned: axolotls are highly addictive! ;)
 
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