Hey guys, it's been a while!

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Hey everyone,

I haven't posted in quite a while, as I got a new job (6 months in the police academy), but I hope to finally spend more time on caudata.org and become more active.

I am still an axolotl enthusiast, but I hope to go back to being an axolotl enthusiast with a bit more free time. I'm sure there are tons of new faces around I will need to become acquainted with.

I figured I'd show my current setup that I hope to upgrade in the not too distant future.

Hope you enjoy.

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