Illness/Sickness: Axi has Died

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adierolfe

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So sorry for your loss. Hope you still come to the board and say hello to us all. Don't be to afraid to get another axie. You are wiser now on how to care for them.

Good luck to ya
Terri
 
Adierolfe, I am so sorry for your loss.

Please don't let this terrible experience put you off getting another axolotl. You did everything you could to save her.

Jacq.
 
So sorry to hear that, I hope in time you will decide to get another axie, Kerry.
 
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