Rich...I think you can keep one per person..so one could be your wifes and one could be yours, and if you have any children, one per child...of course it would be there snakes. If you do breed them, you would have to give the babies away...cannot sell them. It would seem to me, that permitting people to breed and sell them would take off any pressure of wild caught animals. Who wouldn't prefer captive bred to wild caughts anyway. In the 33 years that I lived in Hillsborough county Florida, I could count the number of pinesnakes I've seen on one hand, and most of those were in the seventies. One person who lived in north Florida, recently informed me that he had seen 30 in one year. Maybe they are way more common in noth Florida then in central.

Dan

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