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Hi, I'm Lisa from the US.
I've seen pictures of Axolotls before, I love pokemon and people have made it into a real life mudkip. I've always loved larval state tiger salamanders, and when i found out Axolotls dont change i automatically loved them.
The animals are so cool, and currently i have a few other animals and i'm in college so I wont beable to get one at the moment, but I want to find out as much as possible!

I have two corn snakes[yearlings], three 'weather' loaches, a sucker fish, and a gold fish; a corgi, two cats and two hermit crabs.

That's about it.
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Welcome to the forum Lisa. It's good to see that you are willing to research axolotls first before going out and purchasing one.
 
Welcome to the Newt and Salamander Portal!
I have a weather loach too-I think they are very cool.
 
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