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HI!
I'm Anna, and I'm from the UK.

I recently too charge of a small batch of eggs from a friends pair of Axolotls, and the little wrigglers are hatching! <3

I'm hoping not to have too many problems, but I'm here to oggle others axy's, and set ups, and to ask advice if I need it.
 
Welcome to Caudata, Anna! This forum is a great place if you ever need help with your axolotls! Good luck with your hatchlings.
 
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