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Im new to axolotls, would like very much to aquire a pair but it is near to impossible to find them in south florida! If you have any suggestions please please let me know! (I am also quite new to using a forum thingy so I have looked in the for sale area but I have no clue what pm means?:eek:) <3
 
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Anibanani said:
Im new to axolotls, would like very much to aquire a pair but it is near to impossible to find them in south florida! If you have any suggestions please please let me know! (I am also quite new to using a forum thingy so I have looked in the for sale area but I have no clue what pm means?:eek:) <3
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Thank you lol. I feel like a loser now, but Im getting the hang of things! :D
 
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