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no because keeping them as pets is illegal without a license.

^ Whoever answered the question previously did not do thorough research. You can definitely own an axolotl in MA without a permit. I know this by going to the MA state wildlife website and looking at what is unlawful and lawful to own - See 'related link'

You can do the same by checking the RI state wildlife website.

I live in MA and have been looking for an axolotl for several years now and I am going to college for Wildlife Rehabilitation so I do keep up with the regulations. Now I can't give you an answer on where to find them, but I know people do own them. You can try going to an exotic pet store and ask if they can order some for you. They are very common in the pet trade, so don't give up!

^Hi, it is the person who answered previously. and i'd just like to say in my defense that when i first answered this question, i added "I'm not 100% sure because i don't live in MA. but where i come from, no it is illegal unless you have a license." I live in Ontario and am 13 years old, so you can't trust me too much when it comes to MA legal stuff and wildlife rehabilitation. So I'm apologising for my incorrect answer and thank you to the person who corrected me. But i did do thorough research, i went to my local zoo which has some.

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