In order to purchase or sell one or more accross state lines the purchaser needs to apply for and be granted a permit for th interstate transfer of an endangered species. It is pretty much 99% you will get turned down after waiting about a year to hear. A few people have gotten the permits. I know Nick Dokai did. OR The animal can be gifted. There can be no economic value at all put on the animal. No trades etc. Then all prodgeny of that animal cannot be sold or traded. In this case a permit is not needed but there better not be any kind of paper trail that there was any compensation for that animal. It's kind of a tricky deal but it must be followed. It all must be documented and signed and agreed upon by both parties involved. I do not have permits for mine. Mine were gifted to me by the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and reported to USFWS that I have the animals. When I did this I open up my home to inspection at any time by USFWS and I must have paperwork for all the animals I have or I will go to jail or get fined or whatever.

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