Hi from Bailey and Albus!

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Hi, my name is Bailey. I'm currently a college student. I'm new to the amphibian world. I just recently (yesterday) got an Axolotl after weeks of research. After much deliberation, he was deemed Albus. And I'm in love, lol.
I plan on getting more amphibians after college. For right now, though, Albus and I are working on figuring things out. We'll probably have tons of questions.
Feel free to talk to us!

Info on Albus: He's an albino and about 3 inches long.
 

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Hi thats a lovely little axie!
 
Hello Bailey (and Albus!)

Im also just getting into the amphibian world for the most part. Your axie is beautiful!
 
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