Hi from a new axolotl owner

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Nadene

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Hi everyone, I just wanted to introduce myself. I am Nadene and I'm from Sydney, Australia. I've kept fish for many years but I am a little bit nervous about the new additions to the house. My daughter has wanted an axolotl for a long time and we finally have 2 :D
 

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