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Harpii

Harpii

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Hi all, i'm a new memeber and a first time axolotl owner, we have three gorgeous babies, Alx, Lottie and Norbert :) So far they have seetled nicely and show no signs of stress, unfortunately they weren't kept in the best conditions in the pet shop and are missing boday parts due to this but im hoping our nice big will be a happeir place for them to live. Im very excited to being part of a community and getting to learn more about these wonderful and magical creatures :)
 
Congrats on your new slimy friends, and welcome to the forum!
 
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