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Axolotls are illegal in California. Please read this thread for detailed information and links to the actual laws: https://www.caudata.org/threads/axolotls-are-illegal-in-california-here-are-the-relevant-laws.30779/
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Photo: My axies glowing!
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Cute and very bright!
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Some LED lights work aswell
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LUCKY!!!!
Damn I wish they were legal in Australia... so cute
Damn I wish they were legal in Australia... so cute
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yea iv noticed mine glow kinda with a blue and purple led light on black sand..very adorable
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Australia is very strict on all sorts of creatures 
They are in the EU too. They glow as a result of gene splicing and the GFP being injected into them so that's why they are illegal in the EU I think. Probably the same for Aus?
They are in the EU too. They glow as a result of gene splicing and the GFP being injected into them so that's why they are illegal in the EU I think. Probably the same for Aus? AlissaMae
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Gosh, that's crazy. Do they just want to ensure that they don't breed?
Lol.. it just seems like such a silly thing to be illegal for.. Ya know?
Lol.. it just seems like such a silly thing to be illegal for.. Ya know?
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i haven't even really seen Matti Glow yet, i don't have a black light yet so he just looks a little greener then Pixie
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Australia is very strict on all sorts of creatures
Hm, that's why I can't find one...
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Are axolotls with GFP really elusive ??? or does all color mutants glow ??? considering they have been genetically altered
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean? Are they hard to find from breeders? No, as long as you're in the US. Are they shy? No moreso than other axies. GFP axolotls are the only 'morph' (used loosely, as GFP can be applied independently of all other mutations) that fluoresce, and that's only under UV light. They don't actually 'glow'.