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Hey all!

I'm new here and I'm excited for all the great tips! I'm on the lookout for my first axolotl, and hopefully will be able to help with the conversations going on! =D

PM me if anyone has any questions or would to get to know me!

Jeremy
 
Sorry, in all the excitement I forgot to give a bit about who I am! I'm a junior at Central Washington University, and am living in my own apartment this year. Music is my thing, and I play piano, clarinet, and I sing. Catch you all later!
 
Welcome to the forum! There's plenty of great stuff about axolotls here, and lots of axie lovers to share photos and stories with!
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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