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I have recently gotten an axolotl and this website has been very helpful to me, only just decided to make an account recently though.
Anywho, hello world!
 
Nogy said:
I have recently gotten an axolotl and this website has been very helpful to me, only just decided to make an account recently though.
Anywho, hello world!
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Hi and welcome I agree this forum is the best you will learn so much about keeping Axolotl as pets ,I have 3 two adult females and a little baby about 5cm I love looking after them .:p
 
You have certainly come to the right place. I love learning more about my lotl - he is the most fascinating and adorable little creature. And this forum is full of knowledgeable people who are very willing to take the time to help out novices. I have no idea where I would be without them. Boris, too, is very grateful for their advice - he is much happier and healthier for it!!
 
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