Hi from Australia (Melbourne to be specific!)

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Hi. What an amazing site! I feel very fortunate to have found you all, so a
BIG thank you before I even start :happy:.

My 2 boys and I are just about to set-up a axolotl tank and the info gathered here has been invaluable (hence me going home tonight and removing the gravel from our tank!)
I am familiar with fish aquariums having had both marine and fresh water but axelotls seem to be in a class of there own.

No axelotls yet (the tank has just started cycling so a little way off)

Still have many questions so I'll see you in the "Seting up a new tank" forum .....

Moz (and family)
 
Moz, glad to hear you're doing your research beforehand! Your axolotls will definitely thank you for it.
 
Welcome to the forum Moz!
Great to see more members from the awesome country. ;)

Great to hear you are doing your research first! Like Kaysie said, your axolotls will love you for it.
Good luck!
 
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