New axolotls in central NY

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richard

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Looking for fellow axie keepers in Central NY area and surrounding states for helpful hints. Have 6 new axies.
Would like to spawn them. Need info.
Want a Harliquin

(Message approved by jennewt)
 
I moved this post here, from the advertising section. It is more of a request for information than an ad I think. I'm curious - has anyone seen a harlequin axie in the US?

(Message edited by jennewt on February 22, 2006)
 
richard- good luck finding one, they are very rare and im not sure anyone has actually secured the strain and is breeding them, i think they are normally just 'odd ones out' in the batch. if only they were more common as they certanly look cool!
 
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