that one didn't make sense to you? as a herper , I would think you would understand that a motley sunglow or other cb morphs would only help take the strain of wild populations. also they can not be confused for wild animals and only help to build a greater respect for wild populations for those keeping them.all non wild morphs should be exempt from all conservation laws. i'm sorry you lost three hours of your afternoon, but think of those that are loosing thier investments in thier herps both finantial and time. P.S if you can tell me why a sunglow mot. should be illegel in ohio or anywhere i would like to hear why. griffindor

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• Ohio Reptile Regulations: NO EXCUSE! - denim, Mon Jun 30 00:34:18 2003
• Ohio's laws are very reasonable... - oldherper, Mon Jun 30 14:54:31 2003
• RE: Ohio Reptile Regulations: NO EXCUSE! - saffire, Mon Jun 30 20:16:39 2003
• Killer out-of-state regs? ? ? - blove, Mon Jun 30 20:47:06 2003
• RE: Killer out-of-state regs? ? ? - denim, Tue Jul 1 00:20:40 2003
• RE: Killer out-of-state regs? ? ? - Saffire, Tue Jul 1 18:25:55 2003
• RE: Ohio Reptile Regulations: NO EXCUSE! - fredbruckman, Wed Jul 2 16:24:36 2003
• "motley sunglow in an ohio field" - griffindor, Wed Jul 2 21:13:16 2003
• RE: Ohio Reptile Regulations: NO EXCUSE! - Gregz, Thu Jul 3 15:21:05 2003
• Motley Sunglow Corns & Leucistis Texas Rats. - Aaron, Thu Jul 17 13:09:02 2003