Hi all, looking to try axolotls :)

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Hello everyone. I have been doing a lot of research and have decided I may want to try out the cute little axolotl. I have a spare tank (I have 3 oscars, a JD, a couple angelfish, guppies galore, and some plecos/cats) and would love to set it up for one or two.

I am a fan of any wild type or black colorings, but not necessarily the albino or leutistic.

I am excited to get started. All I need is to find some eggs/babies :) None sold locally here in NE.

Other than that , HI!:D
 
Glad to hear you found us, Jessica!

Have you read through the Axolotl Site yet? That should give you a good basis for starting your venture into the world of axolotls.

Keep an eye out on the for-sale section on the forum. There are always axolotl eggs/juveniles available from somewhere.
 
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