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Carmil07

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Just thought I'd say hello :D In the process of getting our first Axolotl so joined here to read up and get some info before hand and to ask any questions I may have :wacko:
 
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Hi & welcome :)

It's great to see people researching pet ownership & responsibilities before they get it :D you've certainly come to the right place - a wealth of information that you never knew you needed to know ;)



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