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Hi everyone

Iam Paul from wigan, UK

I currently own over 90 axolts of all different species, and i currently keep over 50 reptiles
I also own my own reptile forum., I hope to see you all around some time, and great salamander & newt forum

Good work, hope to speak to everyone soon
 
HI Paul,

Wow! 90 axolotls from all over the world! You must be quite knnowledgable about axies!

Be sure to post some pictures of your axies... well some of them at least, because everyone love pictures here!!

Chelsea
 
Hey Paul,
Welcome to Caudata.org
Feel free to post a few of your axolotl photos
I would love to see them.
 
Axolotls of all different species??? Do you mean colour variants? Because there´s certainly just one species......
 
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