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I joined to try to find an Axolotl for my daughter for Christmas...she's been been wanting one for 2 years now. After joining - I tried to post a reply to an ad and couldnt...so I must have missed something in the instructions somewhere lol. I'm hoping after posting here maybe I can post a reply!?

Anyway - thanks for having me!

P.S....that didnt work. Anyone know what am I missing? I just want to reply to an ad ASAP!? It probably isnt this difficult lol...
 
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Alternately, you can click on the person's name and drop them a personal message.

But be patient! We moderators work as fast as we can! I went into the mod section and had no pending posts waiting for approval, so either someone else got to it or you deleted it before I got there.

Best of luck getting your new family member.
 
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