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silverecho11
at Mon Jul 27 16:40:02 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by silverecho11 ]
Yeah i was confused about that also, because there is a huge list of ones you cannot keep, and it says most of the animals you find in georgia you cannot keep in georgia. such as:
Alligator
Alligator Snapping Turtle
Black Racer
Bog Turtle
Box Turtle (Eastern, Florida, Gulf Coast, Three-toed)
Brown Snake
Coachwhip
Corn Snake
Crayfish Snake (Glossy, Striped)
Crowned Snake (Southeastern, Central Florida)
Diamondback Terrapin
Earth Snake (Rough, Smooth)
Fence Lizard
Flatwoods Salamander
Florida Worm Lizard
Garter Snake
Georgia Blind Salamander
Glass Lizard (Eastern, Island, Mimic, Slender)
Gopher Tortoise
Green Anole
Green Salamander
Hellbender
Hognose Snake (Eastern, Southern)
Indigo Snake
Kingsnake (Black, Eastern, Mole, Scarlet)
Map Turtle (Alabama, Barbour's, Common)
Milksnake
Mud Snake
One-toed Amphiuma
Pigeon Mountain Salamander
Pine Snake (Florida, Northern)
Pine Woods Snake
Queen Snake
Rainbow Snake
Rat Snake (Black, Gray, Yellow)
Redbellied Snake
Ribbon Snake
Ringneck Snake
Rough Green Snake
Scarlet Snake
Sea Turtle (Green, Hawksbill, Leatherback, Loggerhead, Ridley)
Six-lined Racerunner
Skink (Broadhead, Coal, Five-lined, Southeastern Five-lined, Ground, Mole)
Spotted Turtle
Striped Newt
Water Snake (Banded, Brown, Florida Green, Northern, Redbelly)
Worm Snake
and then these non-native venomous snakes also:
Alligators and caimans; all species
Cobras, coral snakes, etc.; all species
Adders, vipers, etc.; all species
Pit vipers; all species
Venomous colubrid snakes; all species
Gila monsters and beaded lizards; all species
Giant and Marine toads
What is left in the snake world if you cannot keep what is native, and you cannot keep much that is non-native?
hmm It looks like ball pythons and boas.
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RE: Venomous Snake Permit - silverecho11, Mon Jul 27 16:40:02 2009