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Hi Everyone,

My name is Joel, I'm a computer programmer from Massachusetts. The first time I saw an axolotl I thought it was a fake picture, and I've been trying to find them ever since. My friend is obsessed with fish, reptiles, and salamanders, and he offered to get me an axolotl, so I started looking around and found axolotl.org, which lead me here.

I'm looking for baby white albinos if anyone has any. Otherwise, thanks for reading.

-Joel
 

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Hi Joel,

Welcome to the site, have a look in the for sale area. Good luck
 
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