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Hello,
My name is Linda and I'm new to the community, I've been browsing the pages but haven't posted for about 3 months, figured is about time. I have 4 axolotls, 1 female leucistic, 1 male melanoid (who just started "dancing around their tank last night), a gfp wild type, and a teeny tiny leucistic who have not been gendered yet. I am so happy to have these new additions to our household. I studied a lot before even considering getting them and it has paid off they are wonderful, keeping them around had actually helped me be happier. Having these happy derby little creatures has helped with my depression immensley. Has anyone else had the same?
 
Welcome, Linda. Axolotls are awesome! I also did a TON of research before I got an axolotl. I contemplated and researched for like 6 months. I have a pair of wild type brothers named Titus and Philemon, and they make me really happy, just watching them stalk worms and swim into the walls of their tank. haha
 
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