I'm currently living in Ontario (near toronto) and I have many questions being a first time axolotl owner. I signed up because I've never owned an axolotl until now and I would love to hear from other members from Canada 
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Hey from Canada
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AuSu
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Welcome to the site! Take a look at the axolotl section, there's a huge amount information and I'm sure you'll find some fellow Canadiens here too And greetings from Finland
And greetings from Finland JetMouth
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Welcome to Caudata.org! Never been to Canada but now that I've moved to Alaska, I guess I should huh? What axolotls do you have?
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Would Chinese fire belly newts be more or less inclined towards an aquatic eft set up versus...
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