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Permits for FL

snakeeyes1618 Jan 12, 2010 06:52 PM

I posted over a year ago about how i might be able to get the permits required for owning an Eastern here in FL.

I own an educational company that teaches children about reptiles and would love to add and eastern to the presentations.

I am adding cages and have an extra cage big enough to hold an eastern and would love to add that to my collection.

Somone emailed me wiht a bunch of info but that has since been erased. Can anyone shed some light

Thank you,
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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"

Replies (3)

jodscovry Jan 14, 2010 09:30 AM

Key to obtaining a permit for Easterns in the State of Florida is "Public Display" it should not be too hard if your able to provide open to the public facilities.JB

kachunga Jan 14, 2010 06:23 PM

I accidentally clicked indigo forum, but saw your thread title and have the answer for you.
I have a friend who is LT. for FFWCC and emailed him a while ago about obtaining a D. corais couperi. They are so awesome!! Anyways, heres his response:

The Eastern Indigo snake is a threatened species here in FL; hence the
protection. If you were to obtain an E. Indigo from a lawful source
outside of FL, you would still need to obtain a special use permit from
our Tallahassee office, specifically from an Angela Williams 850 921
5990. Bert you would also need a lawful source of acquisition that you
purchased the E. Indigo from a lawful source.

Hope this helps.
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snakeeyes1618 Jan 14, 2010 06:39 PM

Hey thanks for the info I will have to give her a call and see what i can work out....hopefully i will have it all worked out and be bale to pick up one this summer
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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"

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