>>are reticulateds and african rocks on the list? I still see them in stores and whatnot...do they just not announce updates like that? I work at a store, and we were about to order a baby reticulated to come in for tuesday, and we've had NO notice about anything new being added. We've had a hard enough time trying to sort out the answers we kept getting on the yellow anaconda whenenver we called, but we've finally gotten a straight answer after many, many calls. But never once have I heard anything about the rocks and retics. Arg...it's all very frustrating.



Retics and African Rocks are completely legal providing you obtain a hobbyists permit. Only green anacondas (Eunectes murinus) are a restricted species in NJ. And just for the record, the state DOES NOT differentiate between venomous and venomoid...they should always both be considered dangerous.



Hey Snakehound...I'm still waiting on your reply via email about the timbers.

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• potentially dangerous species permit? - catusco, Thu Dec 16 12:46:26 2004
• RE: I have one - snakehound223, Tue Dec 21 11:01:27 2004
• RE: I have one - catusco, Wed Dec 22 03:42:59 2004
• RE: I have one - snakehound223, Wed Dec 22 12:49:35 2004
• wait a second...since when... - dravenxavier, Fri Dec 24 22:02:13 2004
• They are fine... - urbanjungles, Fri Dec 31 09:54:05 2004
• One more thing - snakehound223, Tue Dec 21 11:06:53 2004