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Hello my name is John. I live in Orlando, Florida. I was born in the Philipines.

I have been keeping pets for quite a long time. At the moment I have reptiles, birds, fish, small mammals, and I've just started to think about amphibians. I once had a fire belly newt, but that didn't turn out well at all. Now I'm willing to try again the right way. With an almost cycled tank and lots of knowledge, I think I'll be ready to try again in a month.

The salamander I'm thinking of starting with is an axolotl. Seems like they are the
most available to me, have a nice personality, and are somewhat cute!

Wish me luck as I venture into the world of axolotls!!! :happy:
 
Welcome to the forums and good luck, axies are lots of fun !!!

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NewtNewbie114 said:
Hello my name is John. I live in Orlando, Florida. I was born in the Philipines.

I have been keeping pets for quite a long time. At the moment I have reptiles, birds, fish, small mammals, and I've just started to think about amphibians. I once had a fire belly newt, but that didn't turn out well at all. Now I'm willing to try again the right way. With an almost cycled tank and lots of knowledge, I think I'll be ready to try again in a month.

The salamander I'm thinking of starting with is an axolotl. Seems like they are the
most available to me, have a nice personality, and are somewhat cute!

Wish me luck as I venture into the world of axolotls!!! :happy:
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