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Sorry if it has been posted already :) Just found this online and found some bits quite interesting so thought I'd share. Sorry if I'm not meant to!
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This is a really cute blog! I had fun reading it over :happy:
 
That is so adorable and very informative too. Thanks for sharing! I kind of want to create one now :lol:
 
You've just reminded me of the one I started a year ago! I completely forgot about it!

Thanks for sharing this one, makes me smile reading things like that! :D
 
I love the plastic rings!
I want it as well! :grin:
Can you use any kind of plastic safely in a tank??
 
Nobody knows this?
 
I'd like to know too :) Would love some of those rings in mine!
 
Ha! That is a blog that everyone should read before starting on their Axolotl journey! Very informative!! ; )
 
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