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anne-marie

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For Perth, Australia forum users only - I can't get rid of my larvae fast enough so if anyone wants an white, albino or brown wild type axy (around 15-20 cm in length, 6 mths old now) please contact me via email at waltoc@iinet.net.au. There is a limit and some conditions - such as having a cycled tank ready. But otherwise it's FREE. Email if interested.
 
Albinos have been sold now - white and brown wildies still available. See below, size just under 20 cm nose to tip. Axies are free but I would appreciate $5 for fuel (delivery if you like
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I'd love another wild-type, but I'm in SA
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You wouldn't be planning a road trip by any chance?
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Er, no. The Nullabor ain't really axolotl friendly
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. And it would take a bit more than $5 for fuel!!!
 
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