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I was talking to someone today who breeds Russian tortoises, redfoots, sulcatas, and desert ornates, and regular ornates, and she was telling me that by a law they passed this year, you can only keep one eastern or eastern subspecies in Florida. Does anyone else know anything about that law? I can't find it anywhere.
Thanks, Cliff
Last I hear it was 2 but maybe there is an update on it on the state's page:
http://myfwc.com
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Tess Cook
www.boxturtlesite.info
Kinda glad I don't live in Florida, not that it would really matter.
MJ, don't even start running with this one you might pull a hamstring or something 
lol
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Jeff Benfer
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