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Ok, so I've never owed an axolotl. However, I'm getting one soon, but the stores in my area only have one's that are about 1-2 inches long. I was wondering if that is too small for a beginner.
 
As long as you have food small enough for it, you should be fine, and you get to see it grow up!
 
Ok thanks, i was worried that it would be really sensitive.:D
 
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