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I'm Amanda, and I've recently discovered axolotls while in my biology class! I fell in love instantly, and when I found out they are quite easy to care for, I did a lot of research in order to get one. I hopefully will get one soon, probably from a seller on here!

If anyone knows of any Colorado sellers, tell me! I'd rather do a local pickup than a shipment.

Thanks for reading!!
 
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Welcome to the forum :happy:

I don't know any breeders in Colorado but I am sure there are some. Good luck with your search for axies! -Seth
 
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Awesome :) This is the best place to come for information and to find a breeder! I don't know of any in Colorado, but I've had fine experiences having axies shipped if you have to!
 
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Thank you both for the welcomes! It's unfortunate that neither of you are aware of any CO breeders, but I appreciate the help nonetheless!
 
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