Hi ! We are new & want to say thanks

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A BIG thank you to everyone for their advise & assistance. My 12yo daughter Chelsea and I are new here. We have had our 3 Axolotls for 1 month now & over the weekend changed our substrate from pebbles to sand. Chelsea wanted to let everyone know that Smiley, Sunshine & Midnight are all back in their home and doing well.
 
Glad we could help. In repayment, we demand pictures! :)
 
Hi Kaysie

We are just waiting on Chelsea's membership to be approved & then when she is back at my place in 2 weeks we will take some pictures and put them up. She is very excited about it. She spent a couple of hours looking around the site over the weekend and is looking forward to being an active member.

Thank you for all your help
 
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