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Hi everybody and really really nice forum!!I'm new here and I want some guidance on the beloved Axolotls!!First of all I must find someone who can sell me some in Europe :/ as far as here I found an online pet shop that has them but I prefer a breeder so he becomes somekind of mentor to me :D If someone knows something please inform me.Thanks for your aprreciation!
 
Hello

To be honest, I'm not aware of any Cypriot breeders on here - though you're absolutely right, it is better to get one from a breeder if you can, rather than ordering over the internet (so you can check out their habitat/health, etc).

However, if you need a guide, you've come to the right place - before you start buying axies/aquariums/decor etc, read all the info on this site:

http://www.axolotl.org/

And then read it again. And then, if you're feeling really keen, have a look at some of the threads in the axolotl section of the forum. And then start buying things.

That's what I did, prior to getting anything, because then I had a basic understanding of axies and I knew the ins and outs of looking after them (well, the simple stuff) - so far, it's done me pretty well :D.

Zoe x
 
Search for BILLY JAMES on here, he breed axolotls and i think hes just had some babies im hopefully buying 2 off him soon.

Ed
 
EdRafferty said:
Search for BILLY JAMES on here, he breed axolotls and i think hes just had some babies im hopefully buying 2 off him soon.

Ed
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I think Billy is in England though Ed - I really don't think shipping of a live axie from England to Cyprus would be a good idea, as I believe you're from there, Kapten Diesel?

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My bad i didnt see that lol still i cant wait to get my 3 little axies from him :D

Ed
 
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