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granny.izz

granny.izz

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Hii, bit of a late introduction but my name is Izz and I've got an axolotl named Chilli who I've had for about 4 months now. We're based in Australia!

Chilli's a massive weirdo and I love her to bits. I knew that aquatic care was a lot more complex than the fishbowls made it out to be but that was definitely solidified as soon as I started looking through this site. It was a bit rough in the beginning but now Chilli is a happy big girl.

I also crochet axolotl plushies at the moment to earn some extra cash. Safe to say these animals take up a large chunk of my life now.

I'm looking forward to being apart of this community!

- Izz, (peep Chilli trying to get into her pipes / falling out.)
 

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Wow she is a really nice healthy looking axolotl good luck to you and chilli
 
granny.izz said:
Hii, bit of a late introduction but my name is Izz and I've got an axolotl named Chilli who I've had for about 4 months now. We're based in Australia!

Chilli's a massive weirdo and I love her to bits. I knew that aquatic care was a lot more complex than the fishbowls made it out to be but that was definitely solidified as soon as I started looking through this site. It was a bit rough in the beginning but now Chilli is a happy big girl.

I also crochet axolotl plushies at the moment to earn some extra cash. Safe to say these animals take up a large chunk of my life now.

I'm looking forward to being apart of this community!

- Izz, (peep Chilli trying to get into her pipes / falling out.)
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Hello! Lovely Axy.
 
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