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Hello! My name's Meagan, but I usually go by 'Kitten.' I have been doing some research on Axolotls because I was interested in obtaining some. A friend posted their development pictures of their baby Axolotls on another forum we're both on and I got to talking to him and wound up joining this forum (like I need another forum! lol). I don't own any currently, but I hope to change that soon. I have an empty 40L currently that I would love to turn into an Axolotl tank. :)

I do, however, own a bunch of other critters which include: Cats, Dogs, Hamster, Chinchillas, Sugar Glider, Mice, Rats, Fish (cichilds), Snakes, Frogs & Lizards.
 
Welcome to the forum, Meagan!
 
Welcome Meagan. My name is Doreen and your house sounds like it has almost as many furry & non furry friends as mine:happy:
 
Meagan, this is Doreen again. Meant to ask you what types of lizards and snakes you have ? I used to bred snakes ( balls, corns and kings). Now I just have a blue tongue skink, black & white tegu and a tiger salamander. This is among the 8 dogs, 6 cats, 1 rat, a 75 gallon fish tank with severums. Outside is chickens and more cats:happy:
 
I have two African Fat Tailed Geckos, two Leopard Geckos, a female Citrus German Giant Bearded Dragon, a normal Red Tailed Boa (BCI) and a Brazilian Rainbow Boa (who is my MOST favorite snake I have ever owned).

Thanks for the welcomes!
 
Hey Meagan, great to see you on Caudata!! Good luck with your soon to arrive eggs :happy:
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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