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Get'n some axolotls in October

Frillygill123098

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So I have no salamanders at home but my mom and dad said that October 2022 I could get some axolotls a siren and a mudpuppy. I'm super excited to be sharing my stuff and advice with so many other salamander in my next post I will be featuring all my salamanders names that I will be naming them

P.S. I will be breeding them in 2023 🥰
 
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Frillygill123098 said:
So I have no salamanders at home but my mom and dad said that October 2022 I could get some axolotls a siren and a mudpuppy. I'm super excited to be sharing my stuff and advice with so many other salamander in my next post I will be featuring all my salamanders names that I will be naming them

P.S. I will be breeding them in 2023 🥰
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If probably start cycling now if you can. 3 tanks is a big setup. Make sure you do your research for every animal. I wouldn’t breed them for a couple of yeats
 
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