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Dollfin

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Hello everyone. I hope that I am doing this correctly.
Although I'm listed here as Dollfin, my real name is Jennie. I figured it's safe to say that since it's a pretty common name. I Live in CT USA with my Husband of 20 years and 2 teenage Sons. A few weeks ago, while doing research for a sick fish, I ended up going from link to link to link on my computer and saw a video of an Axolotl and I fell in love! I have joined this group because although, I have been arounds animals my entire life and I have even owned an Iguana and a monitor lizard I have never had a salamander. I knew that if I was going to get an Axolotl, I needed to do a lot of research and find out as much as I could about them before I started the process of actually getting one.
So here I am hoping, to learn as much as I can before I take this beautiful, fascinating and amazing little creature into my home.
Thank you very much,
Jennie
 
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I have a feeling that's exactly whats going to happen which is why I'm here to get information. Oh and to save for a bigger tank so that I don't have to move them as they grow. :happy:
 
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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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