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i cant remember if i introduced myself a while back when i signed up so if im doubling up my apologies. I am a keen axolotl breeder from western australia. I would upload photos but each time i try it tells me my upload has failed. I want to share pics of my beautiful babies. If anyone could help me it would be much appreciated. I love this website, if i didnt have it i would not have had so many baby axolotls survive so a big thankyou to all the contributors :happy:
 
if you can't upload through the site then I would upload your pictures to a host like photobucket, etc and then you can just put this html code in when you're posting.

[ IMG ] image url [ / IMG ] with no spaces in any of it.
This should work just fine.

I'd like to see what you have set up for breeding. :)
 
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