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Schambers87

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Hi. I've already Made a couple posts but didn't seem right not properly introducing myself.
I'm Sarah, hi!! In the uk(it's not raining yay) I'm a first time axolotl owner, got my two new years day! Always been fascinated by them and already hooked....already planning my bigger tank but dont tell my bf lol
Always happy to learn so plenty of advice if you see plenty of ??? By a post of mine :D
O and if I have loads of typos it's not cus of poor spelling but touchscreen!!
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Just be warned, axolotls are addictive. It starts with 2, then they have babies, and you'll just raise a few... before you know it, you're selling the sofa to make room for more tanks.
 
I have a spare room that was gonna be for friends but I think it's gonna be for tanks.
Already looking for a big tank for my two :)
 
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