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knyptozoologist

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Hey, figured I'd take advice from the notice and introduce myself!

I've recently acquired a second-hand fish tank and spent a few weeks debating over what I wanted to put in it before deciding to stick with unique and fun critters and go for an axolotl! I've been poking around the forums and a few other websites for a few days so hopefully I can get a decent start on my tank before purchasing my new babies (I'm hoping to get two, we'll see what my husband allows and what I can find available).

Expect a few noob posts out of me as I'm a freak and need to make sure I'm doing everything right before I start, but overall this seems like a knowledgeable and helpful community!
 
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Oleson29

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Hi! I'm new also .. I'm actually going to get my axolotl today! I'm trying to convince my husband to let me get 2 , so we will see! Im super excited but kinda nervous about , I just want to make sure I have everything set up right and good to go. Post pics of your new critter when you get it! Have fun!
 
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Tigermoth

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Hi newbies (me too I joined this site only 3 days ago or so), My fiancée at first was unsure when Toothless and I moved in but he chats away to him and feeds him too these days. there are some really fantastic and knowledgeable folk on here and no question too big or small is seen as 'Nooby'. you'll even see that other halves end up wanting one too xx
 
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