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Hello.
I'm in Victoria, Australia.
I have had an Axolotl for 8 years. My brother had some and I liked them, so I went and got one myself. His name is Seamus :lame:
 
I have joined this site to find Seamus a new home :sad:. I start college in a different city next month and I'm going to be living on campus. So I cannot take him with me. I really want him to go to a good home where he will be looked after the way he should.
 
Welcome to the forum, there is a section for sale and wanted axies and equipment in the forum so i suggest you repost your request for a new home for Seamus there.
 
Thankyou. I tried but it wouldn't let me. I think I haven't been a member long enough.
 
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