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Hi Everyone,

I'm normally hanging around the Axolotl forum as I keep those guys as pets, however Im just wondering if Xenopus laevis is available in Australia as pets and are they legal to keep? I just thought if my axolotls dont do well again I might keep one of those, or is this frog banned/not available in Australia?

Cheers,
Peter :happy:
 
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