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CurlyJo

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I am new to the forum, but have been reading and reading and reading some more on here for a few weeks now. Just brought home my first Axolotl :eek: on Tuesday! He/she/it is only about two inches long, has all limbs and is the most fascinating creature I have ever owned. Even when it isn't doing anything...still fascinating!
 
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Welcome, Josie!

I've had mine a few years now and they're still just as fascinating now as they were when we bought them home. You'll get to see he/she/it's little personality develop and they do capture your heart!

Good to have you here, keep reading up on the forum for the best way to care for him, and be sure to hop into some of the photo threads and show us a picture :)
 
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