I'm not familiar Australian law but would check with any pet store in your area.

No frogs! I have an albino horned toad in my paludarium. How about a chameleon? My latest "pet" want is an african snail . . . unfortunately they are illegal to import to California. They wouldn't be very compatable with plants though LOL.
Dee

Only animals the petshops sellare crickets woodies, scorpions, spiders cratfish and reptiles that need a licences and all cost way to much. i do not want feeders as they al escaped last time i got them. my dad may e letting me get a scorpion tho.

regards matt

What are woodies? The only woodies I know I know of are these.

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=woodies&sourceid=navclient-ff&rlz=1B3GGGL_enUS309US309&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=v8jqSq-DMM2XtgeQpt06&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4&ved=0CB4QsAQwAw

Also never heard of a cratfish.

woodies are feeder roaches and you would call a crayfish a crawfish

Nah! I call them crawdads. They live in the ground here as well as springs, creeks, rivers and lakes.

Whites tree frog? Theyre Australian or is this applicable to the licensing fee comment?

Yea they are but you need a licensence for all amphibians and reptiles, exept axolotls. It's to prevent animal crualty. I've got some snails now.

Regards Matt

Matt,
Great choice! I have had many types of animals and in my experience I think the more exotic they are the more cruel it is to keep them. It's so hard to create an environment equal to the task of keeping them healthy, let alone happy. My last pet purchase . . . a remote control tarantula. Lots of fun when played with and none of the responsibility associated with a live thing (I even set up a terrarium for him, quests always think he's real!).
Dee. from the sunshine state of California