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Hi guys I'm a newcomer to both amphibian keeping and forums so be gentle with me :happy:. I'm currently setting up an aquarium for a couple of Axolotls, possibly the first of many. Anyways hello, hope to speak to you all soon.

Liam
 
Welcome, Liam!

Looking forward to seeing some photos of your axolotl set up.

Be forewarned: Axolotls are highly addictive! ;)
 
Hey I'm also from the u.k and just got my first axoltol, I was only informed about axolotls a few weeks ago and fell in love with them instantly, I did tonnes of research and now have a perfectly happy 4 week old white axolotl :)
 
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