Re-introducing myself

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I've been a member for a while now and I've introduced myself before but it was like 18 months ago I think. ANyway, I'm hoping to get a couple of juvi 'lotls in the next few weeks now I have rented a chiller.

I currently keep bettas, CRS, endlers and angelfish so axies are new to me though I've been reading about them since I was like 11.
 
Welcome to the world of axies :D

If I can figure out a way im happy with.. ill send 1-2 of mine :)
 
Thanks Suzie! I think I've found someone nearby anyway :)
 
OMG, stop calling me that! Its not my name!
 
Haha nope.

I said,
"I shall name you Squishy
and you will be mine
and you will be my Squishy"

and that was that.
 
Shut up! Or I'll hit you with a big stick!
 
Oh my! That is certainly not a way to thank somebody who just welcomed you to the forum! Oh Squishy - how could you!?!
 
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