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Hey everyone! Hope it's not too hot if you're in the USA! It's been very very hot here in Texas!

I'm a senior in college right now, and am looking to get an axolotl very soon! I've been stalking this forum for months for research, but finally decided to make an account :tongue:
I have a pug and a dwarf hamster, but my brother had a couple different reptiles growing up so I'm at least a little familiar with non-furry pets ahahah.

I'd be happy to hear any tips on axolotl care that you may have!
 
Well, in the hot weather you have to make sure to keep that thing cool! :bowl:
 
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