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Hi there everyone! I first found this site a few months back when I was preparing to bring my Axolotls home and have finally got around to signing up! My boy Hellboy and my girl Chainblade, named by my 8 and 9 year old sons, have had their first spawn. I gave the majority of the eggs to the petshop I got the parents from as I didn't fancy trying to rear too many at my first attempt. I have probably 20 odd little ones in the process of hatching rite now. I visited the petshop today and they have probly 80 or so already hatched as they kept them in the shop in brighter warmer conditions. I look forward to posting some pics when I get organised. Wish me luck!:cool:
 
Hi Sue (right?),

Congratulations on the hatchlings - I wish you good luck and great fun in watching them grow. I betcha you're back here in one week asking "when will the legs finally come??" haha.

Love the names. Mine are Axel and Lotte. :rolleyes:

Welcome to the Forum!

-Eva
 
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