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:DThought i would join this site as i know absoloutely nothing about axoltols just learning as i go along, no doubt i will be asking loads of questions.Just got sally today and she seems to have settled in okay although my husband thought she was dead as she didnt move for a while when we added her to the tank, thankfully she is getting a bit more familiar with her surroundings.
 
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If there's anything you need to know type it into search,if those results don't answer your questions head over to the axolotl bit of the forums where someone should be able to help :)


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