Hi from South Wales

lAnubis

lAnubis

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Hi I am based in south Wales joined up as my wife has wanted an Axolotl for sometime now she likes the Leucistic or albino type so I thought I would look them up as I am hoping to get one in July for her birthday.

Even though we do not have an Axolotl yet we do have a bit of a collection residents living with us we have Rex the Green Iguana, Alpo, Kermit, Munch & Bunch our bearded dragons, Sassy, Sissy, Sid & Ben our corn snakes(also 9 hatchlings & 25 eggs) Boris the Salmon pink birdeater, Fred & the Fredlets our Giant African land snails, Molly Lab/staf x also have 2 tropical fish tanks & 1 cold water tank.
 
Welcome to the forum:D.
You've got a big colelction of pets.
Sam:happy:
 
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