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Hi,
I'm Lynn from Dundee & will be getting an axolotl at some point. I've had them before & have a 200l tank looking a bit empty... so have spent a few weeks getting it set up. šŸ˜
I think I've just proved Sod's law exists - after spending ages searching for the missing 'bottle 2' for the ammonia test & buying a new kit online... I found it. šŸ™„šŸ¤£
I look forward to meeting everyone & seeing photos of your beasties.
 
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