Hello, new axolotl enthuseist

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I'm new here, and interested in getting my first axolotl. I've kept many amphibians before including aquatic frogs, Pacmans, and dart frogs, along with many lizards. most of my experience however has been with aquatic life, having kept freshwater fish and saltwater reef tanks most my life so not new to husbandry and care of animals. If anyone has suggestions and tips before I purchase one in the next month or two that would be appreciated. I'm heavy into researching anything I keep, so any websites that will be helpful is welcome. Thanks in advance and happy herping!
 
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