Hi there:



Me too. I see these guys all over for sale these days, and lots of people on this board keep them. I know for a fact that it is indeed illegal to own Typhlonectes natans, but I think it is one of those laws that even police seem to ignore. For example, and this is true, in California it is illegal to swim on dry land. It is in the book, but I don't think you'd go to jail if you were caught swimming on dry land. Anyway, for now I think its best that I stop buying this speies. I don't want to get in trouble with the law!
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DAVE





Western green toad

green treefrogs

green Anole

brown Anole

Mediterranean gecko

Oriental fire-bellied toads

American bullfrog

South American caecilian (Dermophis occidentalis)

Spanish ribbed newt

rough-skinned newt

golden Axolotl

Eastern ribbon snakes

red-cheeked mud turtles

dwarf peacock day gecko

Dubia day gecko

Sonoran gopher snake

rough green snakes

giant African black millipedes

White's treefrog

Okeetee corn snake

Albino African clawed frog

Pygmy leaf chameleon

Kenyan sand boa

Argentine flame-bellied toadlet

African bullfrog

yellow * Everglades rat snake intergrade

Western hognose snake

fire salamander

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