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Hi
I've been thinking about getting a few Axolotl's and am just doing my homework on the net and forums before I jump in.

Just thought I'd say hello so I'm not a complete lurker
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Welcome to the forum:D
If you have any questions feel free to ask.
Sam:happy:
 
Hi and welcome!

It's good you're doing your research first, it seems there's quite a lot to know to begin with (I'm in a similar position, soon to be axi owner). I'm sure it's well worth putting the effort in to get everything right, axolotls are amazing creatures.
 
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