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:happy: hiya all :) im kymmi from staffordshire :)

im really interested in axolotls and am hoping to have one as soon as iv researched them properly :) x
 
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Hi Kymmi!

Welcome to the forum :)

I grew up in Stafford, miss the place!

Hope you get an axolotl soon, you are in the right place for your research xx
 
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