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Hello everyone! I have been using this site for months now to get tips and learn new, exciting, and important information about my amazing little axolotl. I am thrilled to officially be a member of the site and I am very excited to see where this new life long hobby and love of amphibians will take me.
 
Hi there, and welcome to the forum. :happy:

I started the same way, visiting as a guest for months, then joining when I got my axolotls. The amount of experience and knowledge available here is amazing, and people are always willing to help with questions and problems.

Please post a picture of your axolotls, we'd love to see it. :D
 
Thank you so much! And yes, it's truly outstanding how much information and help this site provides.

I have four axolotl at the moment, I got three wild type together when they were just tiny little things that had just hatched. It's been amazing watching them grow! I also just got a white albino axolotl last week.

Here are a few photos of my axolotl!
 

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Hi, welcome to the site!
I love your third pic of the wild type Axie, I always think the natural strains are the nicest. :)
 
Thank you! And my wild type really are beautiful. They are only three months old but their colors and markings just blow me away! I can't wait to see how they look once fully grown.
 
They are all adorable.
The markings on your wild types are beautiful.
:D
 
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