A female Patternless S. Pine
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Thanks
Jim
Home Grown Herps
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Patternless S. Pine
grvdigr
Apr 18, 2006 06:46 PM
Replies (3)
crazycorn
Apr 23, 2006 04:50 PM
I thought you were only allowed one non red eyed Southern Pine in Florida? I also thought you could not sell them? Atleast thats what the FWC says. Just wondering...
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David Hiscock
http://www.flherper.com
St. Lucie Regional Herp Society
http://www.stlucieherps.com
grvdigr
Apr 23, 2006 07:35 PM
"I thought you were only allowed one non-red eyed Southern Pine in Florida? I also thought you could not sell them? At least that’s what the FWC says. Just wondering..."
David…. I am allowed two S. Pinesnakes (Normal - as they would appear in the wild). I am not permitted to sell, trade, barter or release any in the wild.
I am even allowed to breed them, but I would have to “Give away” any offspring that I produced.
I am allowed to possess any other color or morph S. Pinesnake.
I also have a current license to possess Venomous Reptiles, so Game & Fish inspect on a regular basis. All my enclosures are labeled and they are well aware of what I have in each enclosure.
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Thanks
Jim
Home Grown Herps
crazycorn
Apr 23, 2006 09:20 PM
Thanks for the info! I was just curious. I love Southerns and your pics are great man.
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David Hiscock
http://www.flherper.com
St. Lucie Regional Herp Society
http://www.stlucieherps.com
