I liken this case to another favorite snake of mine: Argentine Boa Constrictors, which in their country of origin are fully protected, I believe even Endangeredwild , and export from the country of origin (Argentina) is prohibited by law. WORLDWIDE, on the ohter hand, this snake is captive bred in fairly large numbers and sold openly, without permits. So, it is fair to say that this snake is more common in captivity than in the wild, which is a damn shame if you ask me. While I love the things,I wish that they were less common in Herpetoculture and abundant in the wild.

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