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Riverlady1965

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After years away from it, I decided to get back into axolotls again. I have more time to dedicate to it now as I am home so much!! Also have dogs, guinea pigs and a betta though looking for a pair of bettas and also aquatic frogs. This is one of the best hobbies ever and my five year old grandson is also very intrigued so I have a partner in crime. :)
 

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I think it will be a lot of fun with him. I brought it up when I saw him yesterday, he was excited, and in addition, two granddaughters, ages 6 and 7 are wanting to "help" as well.:)
 

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Hello from Minnesota as well! I'm very interested in getting into the hobby, but it's difficult up here because there is NOTHING.
 

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Hello and welcome! I’m a Minnesotan, too.

There are local expos in the Twin Cities with decent selection. They tend to have a lot of axolotls.

Good luck!
 

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I would love to get to one of the expos in the Twin Cities!
 

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I would love to get to one of the expos in the Twin Cities!

Keep an eye out on the Craiglist ads for the Twin Cities, and on Facebook. I THINK they hold one each spring, summer and fall.
 
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