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Sheryl13

Sheryl13

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Thank you for having me in the forum!

I became an unexpected owner of 12 Axolotl hatchlings a week ago!

I have always wanted one but never thought it was the right time and had only done a small amount of research.

The hatchlings needed a new home immediately so I had to do a crash course in rearing Axolotls and this site has been an absolute life saver (the hatchlings lives not mine 😉). Although it has alleviated a tone of worry!

All seem to be thriving so far.

Sheryl
 

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