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Hi, I'm new (obviously) and I don't have any salamanders or amphibians at the moment but they were a big part of my childhood. I grew up in rural Michigan and there were always plenty of blue spotted and tiger salamanders to be found around the property. Right now I'm thinking about getting some Axolotls in the future so I thought I'd check out the forum to make sure I'm prepared.

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Ana
 
Hello and welcome!

You have certainly come to the right place for info.

Don't forget to post pictures!
 
Not quite there yet :happy: but I certainly will once I find a place to buy an axie...I was hoping they'd show up at repticon last year but no dice.
 
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