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Hello from Canada, new Axolotl owner here.

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Elijah

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Hello everyone,
Today marks one week of being a new owner of a one year old albino Axolotl. I've had several questions this week and many of them were answered by reading this forum so I figured I would join the community.
 
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Hey Elijah welcome to the forum! i am aswell a Canadian where in Canada are you from, im from Maple Ontario.

welcome :happy::D
 
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