You are open to inspection by FWC any time you have a wildlife permit. Just having a Class III permit makes you open to inspection. I had an inspection to add an alligator to my Class III. They really weren't concerned about any of my other herps. This was a gator officer from Volusia Co. who just wanted to make sure I wasn't an irresponsible owner keeping a pet gator in my backyard to show off to my friends.



I'm finding the layout of the document very difficult to read...thanks for weeding through this with me. The Central FL Herp Society is having a cookout tomorrow at the Serpentarium. I'm sure this will be a topic of discussion. Even the large reptile pet stores are unsure of what they are required to do. The communication and education surrounding this bill are seriously lacking.

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• HELP! Need an evac plan and bite plan - laurarfl, Fri Jan 4 08:57:39 2008
• RE: HELP! Need an evac plan and bite plan - novice_charmer, Fri Jan 4 12:24:20 2008
• RE: HELP! Need an evac plan and bite pla - laurarfl, Fri Jan 4 13:14:40 2008
• RE: HELP! Need an evac plan and bite pla - novice_charmer, Fri Jan 4 14:20:07 2008
• You're right! - laurarfl, Fri Jan 4 15:11:47 2008
• RE: You're right! - Novice_Charmer, Sat Jan 5 07:36:45 2008
• Nope, you're open to inspection w/ ROC - laurarfl, Sat Jan 5 10:13:20 2008
• RE: Nope, you're open to inspection w/ ROC - Novice_Charmer, Sat Jan 5 12:35:13 2008
• RE: Nope, you're open to inspection w/ R - laurarfl, Sun Jan 6 09:29:35 2008