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chelseasaysrawr

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Hi guys! I'm Chelsea and I live in the igloo called Canada, where the winters are as cold as Mars and our lovely summers brief and wondrous.

Ive been a long time lurker of this forum but now that I have a pair of axolotls I figured now was the time to join and post. I look forward to chatting axolotls with you all. I'll post pictures of my two soon!
 
Asevernnnn

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I thought mars was supposed to be hot, anyway welcome to the forum xD
 
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