New Axolotl Owner - AUS

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Hi All,

Just thought I'd introduce myself, I just got a nice little juvie wild type axie. He seemed a bit on the skinny side, but is getting bigger after eating a whole lot.
 

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Welcome fellow Sydney-sider! (S)he's adorable, what's his/her name?
 
Axel the Axolotl! Kinda cheesy, but i like the name in general anyway :p
 
Cute :) just wondering if you're going to be upsizing the tank? Looks a tad bit small once he's full size. One of my axolotls is about the length of my forearm :confused:
 
Yeah, will be looking to upgrade in the near future. This was just a tank my housemate had spare, so I figured i'd put it to good use
 
Kellyville Pets. Only place locally I could find that had any
 
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