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Hi everyone, I'm Ali & I live in the Isle of Man. I'm new to forums so this is all new to me so any advice on what I should or shouldn't do would be gratefully received :happy:

I have 2 axies, Gladys is a leucistic & Henry is a wild type & they are both nearly 1. I have had them for about 8 months & just think they're brilliant creatures!
I will hopefully post some pics later when I figure out how to! I think Gladys has a fungus problem & may need a salt bath & possible fridging but I will read up on other threads first.

& can I just say what a fantastic website....literally everything you need to know is here!
 
Welcome to the forum, Ali!
 
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