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Hi everyone! <3

I'm new as a member/poster to the forums but I've been browsing here as a nonmember for the past 2 years or so! I'm from New Zealand, and I own 5 axolotls ; two leucistics called Shio (male) and Haru (female), a wildtype (speckled brown) girl called Koji, a melanoid (black) girl called Pekoe and a golden albino boy called Kowhai. :love:

I'm 18 and I have only owned my axies for about 2 years so I wouldnt say I'm a fountain of knowledge but I'm always happy to help out anyone with anything axolotl related and I'm most definitely always willing and wanting to learn more!!! :lol:

Anyway here's just a simple intro, I'm super keen to meet other axolotl and amphibian lovers on here! :p
 
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    with axolotls would I basically have to keep buying and buying new axolotls to prevent inbred breeding which costs a lot of money??
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    @Thorninmyside, I Lauren chen
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