Whyyyy?!?! So disappointed!

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Hello!

I live in California, and I spent the entire day being completely excited to get an axolotl for my boyfriend's birthday! Unfortunately, I just found out they're illegal in California! This makes me sad...so very sad. :(

-Katch
 
Unfortunately, it seems like most of the west coast states are strict about amphibian ownership. You can get a permit to own them in Cali but the process is extensive.
 
I read on some other threads that calling the Department of Fish and Game for a permit was a good idea. I think I'll do that tomorrow! Thank you for the permit idea. :)
 
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