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Hi All,

Im from Lincolnshire, I've got four cute axolotl :love: I got the first two last September and loved them so much I got two more about a month ago.

Gonna go have a mosey around the forum, and hopefully get some pics up :happy:
 
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Welcome, to this amazing place that is the in place to be for all things axie.

I look forward to reading your posts and seeing the pictures of your axolotls and your tank set up.
 
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