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Hello, just as a brief introduction, My name is Stephanie and I live in Ohio. I'm quite new to this whole forums concept. I've never really joined a site such as this one before.. o_O
I have always been quite fond of axolotls, I find them to be rather intriguing.
I've recently decided that I would love to have one of my own so I've just purchased a 20 gallon tank.. only to realize that I had no idea what to do next, thus my joining of this site, which I found through axolotl.org.
Uhm, that's about it so thanks for taking the time to allow me to introduce myself. If you have any advice or tips feel free to share them with me! ^3^
 
Welcome to the forum, Stephanie:D
 
Welcome Stephanie. What you need to do now is cycle your tank. It will only be ready for axies after you have got the correct bacteria balance and no ammonia etc in the tank water. Cycling usually takes 3-7 weeks. Please check the board fo rdetailed information on how to do this, and you will be well on your way :)
 
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