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Hello everyone
I'd just like to introduce myself. My name is Natalie and I'm the proud and slightly anxious new tank mama of 2 beautiful wild type axolotl.
Although I keep lots of fish , 5 tanks. 3 tropical communities, I rabbit snail family and a cold water tank. This is my first time with axolotl so I'm learning and this forum has already given me great advice just from reading the many varied posts on here.
I shall continue lurking lol and enjoying the axolotl community .
Thx for reading,
Natalie X::happy:
 
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