no apparently the only hybrids allowed are bengal cats
Yes
no. you r not aloud to keep non native reptiles except in zoos, of course
It is my understanding that foxes are not allowed as pets anywhere in Australia.
There are no sand cats in Australia.
Australia has no wild cats.
none. 1. dogs not allowed 2. Mice 3.Fish
Australia has the usual cats, dogs, mice, horses, guinea-pigs and a variety of pet birds and fish. In some states, rabbits are allowed as pets, but not in all states. Ferrets are also allowed in Tasmania. Australians are not permitted to have native animals as pets, except if they have special carers' licences. There are no hamsters in Australia.
in Australia
The maximum is well no one is sure but it is alot. The maximum is well no one is sure but it is alot.
It is believed that cats were first introduced into Australia by Asian traders who sought sea-slugs (trepang) off the northern coasts as early as the 1500s. The cats were kept on board ship to keep the rat population down, but it was inevitable that some of the cats escaped from the ships onto land. Cats were established in Australia before the First Fleet and the days of early colonial settlement.
Australia does not naturally have big cats or domesticated cats. Sailors brought them to Australia and they have become extremely popular.