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I hope it's ok to post this here.

QFAS is having another auction this Saturday (29/3) at St Josephs College Basketball Stadium, Gregory Terrace Spring Hill. The last one was heaps of fun and had a few lotls as well as plants and live foods up for grabs (not to mention tons of fish etc...). Hope to see some of you there :).
 
There hasn't been one these for a while but it's on again this Saturday (15/11/08). Click here for details. The last auction had a couple of sellers with axolotls and I got some bargains on plants that are hard to get in pet shops.
 
Thanks Peter,
Great to know, I was wondering if they would have any axies. Their next one isn't unitl July, but i'll definitely be checking it out :happy:
 
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