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I live in Bloomington, Indiana and have been interested in adding a few "warm" rear fanged snakes to my collection, probably Ahaetulla nasuta. I've been unsucessful thus far in finding specific laws or permit requirements in Indiana. If anyone lives here or has a tip, it would help.
-Ross
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-Ross
no exertion of the legs can bring a mind nearer the universe
Indiana Deptartment of Resources, Fish and Wildlife Division
Linnea is the person you want to speak with.
Her number is 317-233-6527.
She can help you with all your questions.
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Ron Billingsley
www.ronbillingsleyreptiles.com
If you're in Bloomington city limits, be aware that Bloomington also has its own ordinances regarding herps. I remember there being restrictions on large constrictors (something like nothing over 10 feet), but can't recall if there was anything about venomous critters.
why are you handling that timber ?
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The New Redpython.net
Thanks for the info guys.
...that timber was discovered dangerously close to the dining hall at the children's camp where I work. So for the safety of the kiddies and of the snake, I relocated him to a nice secluded ridge in the nearby forest-never to be bothered again.
-Ross
im not sure how i accidentally added that photo
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-Ross
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