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I am new and I'm doing my research first before committing to getting an axolotl

i have a couple of tanks i could use i think, used to keep fish so still have the tanks.

as i am in the UK i don't really know about gallons size just litres so i have an 80 litre and a 200 litre i have external filters with them and just trying to work out if i would need different ones.

i am really just thinking about it and know i will have to give everything a complete clean out and go through a Nitrogen Cycle did the same when i got my fish i am sure i will have a few questions while i read and try to absorb the information
 
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