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Hi there, i just signed up to caudata because i am interested in amphibians! I live in Nottingham, UK and I have 4 axolotls :happy:. I'm also thinking about getting some sort of salamander that doesnt spend all its time underwater because if im honest, my axolotls seem a bit boring, most of the time just sitting on the bottom of the tank! Anyway.... HI!

Tom.
 
hi tom

welcome to the forum

lea
 
Welcome to the forum!
Nothings ever boring in the world of pets!
 
Welcome Tom. That is THE BEST username I've ever seen. Thanxolotl. haha! It takes a lot to impress me, so gj.
 
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