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Bella Geckos

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Hi Everyone,

I'm new to the site and forum and new to axolotls. My tank is good to go, and I'm excited to get my first ones!

I'm a gecko breeder with many, many leopard, gargoyle, and crested geckos. Looking forward to expanding my collection with the addition of my axolotls. Being an animal lover in general, we also have 3 pugs and 2 guinea pigs. Good thing my husband loves animals, too!

I thank you all for all that I've already learned here!
 
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Hello and welcome!
If you haven't done so already please pop over to the axie section and have a read - theres some good stuff over there.
 
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Welcome to this wonderful place I am a axolotl newbie too but i am learning so much from these nice people. read read and ask questions beore you do something not right. they are helpful. I also have a baby pug and chinese cresteds and a token Lowchen among my critter menagrie of birds bearded dragons koi and bettas I also raise feeders such as walter worms,vinegar eels, bananna and micro worms. just starting daphnia oh yeah mealworms and dubia roaches for the critters. so we all have tons to share and learn. maybe we can share pug pics and o course baby axolotl when i get one. lol again welcome.
 
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