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Question: Transporting Axolots in Australia

GumtooAus

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Hi everyone.
I've been wondering if anyone from Australia knows of any specific laws against 'mailing' Axolotls? I know they're banned in NT and restricted in Tas - but generally among the other states, is there a company/person who transports live Axies?
 

Hayleyy

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I have no idea, but I'd love to know too :)
If no one replies I'd suggest calling auspost, startrack or another mailing company and finding out specifically what the rules are.
 
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