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    • Filtration Basics
    • How to Cycle Your Aquarium
  • Axolotl Care
    • Axolotl Care Sheet
    • Axolotl Housing
    • How to Tub Your Axolotl
    • What to feed your axolotl
    • Common axolotl myths
    • Axolotl tankmates: fish edition
    • Axolotl Diseases
    • Ask a Vet!
  • Breeding & Genetics
    • Axolotl breeding, part 1: genetic and health considerations
    • Axolotl Genetics, Part 1: Color Pigments
    • Axolotl Genetics, Part 2: Mendelian Inheritance and Albinism
    • Axolotl Genetics, Part 3: Melanism and Axanthicism
  • My Axolotls
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    • Axolotl Socialization Tips
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    • How to Tub Your Axolotl
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    • Are axolotls difficult to care for?
    • Axolotl sizes: what is the difference between a mini, dwarf and short toes axolotl?
    • Can I house two axolotls together? Will they fight?
    • Do you ship internationally? Can you ship to the United States?
    • How do I know if axolotls are the right pet for me and my family?
    • How do I train my axolotl to eat pellets?
    • Is it legal to buy/sell/own axolotls in Canada?
    • Where are you located? Are you a breeder or a shop?
    • Why is my axolotl not eating?
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Posted on March 19, 2018 by gen

Do you ship internationally? Can you ship to the United States?

Because axolotls are critically endangered (if not extinct) in the wild, the permit to export them is very expensive. So, I’m sorry, I can’t ship outside of Canada at this time.

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