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Hi, I have been looking through this site and found it very helpful.
I have just bought an axolotl and named her Lotty (hence member name).
I will place a pic in a feed later. This is my first axo, but I used to keep tropical fish. My sister had one many years ago, about 35 years (thats when I first saw one).
 
Welcome aboard, Lotty! (and to your owner, as well!) ;)

Looking forward to seeing photos of your newest family member.
 
Thanks for the welcome. I have posted a pic of Lotty in the axolotl section under general as I asked if she is overweight.
Thanks. Ian
 
Yay a fellow newbie
Nice to know there are other new people out there
:D
You are very lucky to have a new member of the family
I'm still trying to find somewhere to get one
All the best to Lotty
 
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