4 pets you can no longer keep in Arizona
No more Chinese Mystery Snails but today's your day if you've always wanted an Instagram-famous hedgehog
Non-human primates (no)
Arizonans may not own "non-human primates" without a special license, according to expanded Arizona Game and Fish rules.
Chinese Mystery Snail (no)
Note from Arizona Game and Fish: The Chinese Mystery Snail is non-native to Arizona and poses significant threat to native species.
Desert tortoises (yes) reproducing (no)
You may own Sonoran Desert Tortoises but you may not allow them to reproduce...
False Dark Mussel (no)
Note from Arizona Game and Fish: The False Dark Mussel is non-native to Arizona and poses significant threat to native species.
Certain species of Tilapia (no)
Tilapia is a popular fish to raise in aquaponic systems, Arizona Game and Fish is restricting it because it poses a threat to native species.
Hedgehogs (yes)
Hedgehogs may now be kept as pets in Arizona. This one was being shown off at the Reid Park Zoo in 2010.
The spiny little critters have been removed from the list of restricted wildlife.