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Hello from Ausralia

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Hello, new to the site love reading this site and have learnt heaps! I am a new Axolotl owner! what started as a single axolotl and a small tank for my step daughter has in three months turned into 4 axolotl, 5ft x 2ft tank obsession!
Meet my boys..........thinking there maybe at least one girl......oops!
Rodger- light golden,the king (or QUEEN as the case maybe!) of the tank @30cm!, Neville- wild colour & cute black eyes!,
Alfred- White, little body HUGE appetite
Bernard- wild colour- very little gills

cheers,
m :happy:
 
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