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Hi everyone,
I recently joined and love the site. I've been reading past posts about caring for an axolotl and rearing them from eggs. I've learned a bunch just looking through threads and I'm sure I'll have my own questions to ask as well. I set up a future 55 gallon axolotl tank which is planted with Anubias and ferns.


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Welcome to the forum, feel free to ask anything - most of us are ready and willing to help where we can after all we all love Axies here :D
 
Thanks for the welcome. I'm going to go look for the section to upload a picture of my 55 gallon future tank to see if I should make any changes or if it's fine.


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