A new friend...

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nathan

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Hi everyone
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Just like to share with you all that it's been a week now since Snowie and Chloe had passed away from a leaking thermometer in my tank
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I had cleaned the tank thoroughly and had it cycling for the last week and decided today was the day to buy myself a new friend.
Chloe number 2 is adjusting well to her new home, she stressed out abit at first but has nestled in fine.
I have updated my picture gallery and i have some pictures of the old axolotls on there for those of you who haven't seen them and I have posted one on there of my new friend Chloe II on there too. So please have a look.
I hope this is the start of a beautiful long friendship for me and Chloe II and will be sure to keep posting regularly about her as well as always.

Take care Guys

Link to picture gallery is:

http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/el8055/
 
Cool piccy...looks like the log is a hit already.

Axies are so discerning about these things ;-)
 
Heh, unrelated but I drive the same car as you ;P Well, a 94, but hey! heh.

Where do you get your axies from man? I'm in sydney aswell last place I got them from was dodgy. Do you know if Fairfield markets are any good?
 
Daniel,

South Windsor fish hatchery regularly breed axolotls and other fish.
They always have tubs full of baby axies
they are on the corner of Richmond Road and George Street, south windsor.
about 20 minutes drive from blacktown.
and about Parklea markets, i wouldn't trust them I've looked at their fish and axies alot of times and almost every time i've seen them they have been covered in fungus.

Also try Noah's Ark pet shop at Doonside.
I've bought two from here and have both been perfect and healthy.
They are usually sold at about 4 inches long.
They only charge $20.
They always have heaps of variety, i bought a wildtype/albino type on the weekend they had 3 of these, 3 black ones, a white albino, a white leucistic and a golden albino there on the weekend.
Every time i go there they always have lots of variety

Fairfield markets, my girlfriend lives near there i've seen axies there twice and in the same condition as parklea markets, i never trust the markets

Pet's world at Ashfield always have a good selection my girlfriend works there but they're currently moving levels in the shops and have gotten rid of all their fish n stuff until they move so in the mean time, south windsor fish hatchery and noah's ark pets at doonside
 
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