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I am living in Sweden and have just get an Axolotl! Just at this stadium I'm trying to know and learn about them. I have not experience but I hope I can use this site for that and to know people with the same interest as well. I hope I can manage the big challenge of taking care of it with help of this site and people around who have more knowledge!
 
You'll find lots of great information here. Welcome to the forum!
 
Hello & welcome :)

Lots of great information on here & interesting topics with some very experienced knowledgable people.

Post a pic of you tank & axolotl :)
That way if there are any unseen issues they might be picked up early.



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