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Hey all,

I've been lurking on the site for a few weeks now and finally decided I'd sign up and see what was going on. I'm the new owner of a juvenile Axolotl and have been spending a good amount of time reading up on the all great information posted here. So far it has been really helpful and will certainly aid me in caring for my new pet. See you around.

- tech
 
Welcome offically to Caudata!! Do you have a pic of your little juvie?
 
That I do. Just a quick picture I took before moving him to a small container where he will reside until he is big enough for the 20L.
 

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