Buy Axies in Queensland

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Hello Everyone,

Does anybody know where to get axolotls in Brisbane? most of the pet stores i've seen don't seem to have any healthy looking ones or simply don't sell them.

Thanks
 
are you from the northside? these are my local lfs: pet stock in caboolture - 2 Strathvale Court, Caboolture QLD 4510, Ph: (07) 5495 3222, E-mail : caboolture@petstock.com.au - can order them in if you ask. and the red devil aquarium in caboolture - phone: (07) 5499 2239, email: reddaqua@bigpond.net.au, street address: 24C Aerodrome Road, CABOOLTURE, QLD 4510 - always stocks them BUT they dont have any at the moment because 'there arn't any available at the moment from the local breeders'.
 
I have seen some at Churmside Westfield pet shop and North Lakes one as well. I think that is where i was them. I think there also may be some at Strathpine Westfield
 
There's sometimes a guy selling juvies at the Chandler markets on Saturday mornings.
 
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