Axolotl because the alpaca stepped on the tarantula. The tarantula posioned the bearded dragon. The beard dragon ate the beetle. The beetle made the chinchilla nervous. The Chinchilla slapped the Capybara for thinking he was a papyrus. The Capybara scared the sugar glider and the sugar glider giggled at the ball python and the python felt ashamed that he known as a trousers snake
Shingleback, but keeping Australian native animals requires a license. Unlike non-native animals which just requires stupidity and a huge wallet for the exorbitant costs of vets services and pet insurances.
@Azlotto Diamond pythons are native to Oz and a common interest snake. Non-venomous to humans. I know people that have then 'naturally' living in their houses in rural fringe areas. My lease prevents me keeping any pets but I get plenty of native animals in the yard including gorgeous leeches.
