Been researching Axies for about 4 years, was gifted a 55gal tank!

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Hello, I'm a frequent lurker. I've been carefully reading and researching this site and forum for info on the proper care of Axolotls. Ive been interested in them for at least 4 years.
My employee gave me a gorgeous 55gal, 4ft long tank. I am slowly designing and setting it up over the next few months to prepare it for leucistic and golden axolotls. I'm in absolutely no rush, these aren't an ignorant impulse buy. I know they require special care and a rather expensive tank chiller, so I am happy to save up and outfit my tank one paycheck at a time.
 
That's awesome, I love it when people who bought axolotl from me are as prepare as you do . Nothing worry me more than not knowing which heaven I'm sending my babies to?
 
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