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Hi All,
I am a new member who lives in South Wales UK. I have been interested in Axolotls for many years but have never actually looked after one. I have just purchased some Axolotl eggs and am embarking on a new venture, hoping to raise some young up to adult. I have kept many different pets in the past but currently, I just keep Tarantulars from spiderlings up to fully grown adults. I hope my new venture is successful and am looking forward to hearing from experienced keepers.

Kindest regards to all
Mel P
 
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