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Posted by JD on July 09, 2000 at 00:58:50:
In Reply to: Four inch laws, state regulations,& your local WF&G officer posted by Tom on July 06, 2000 at 18:20:34:
: For instance the California Desert Torts can actually contract parasites and deseases in captivity that is not normally found in their natural habitat.......The CITES post sparked this one...
: Anyone breed any turtles/tortoises covered under your state's
: wildlife regulations? Had any bad experiences with any of these?
: The state of Missouri grants the right to own five of the same
: native reptiles w/o commercial license. So sadly alot of breeders
: operate outside of the laws and when they are caught its results in
: a saddening experience for both humans and reptiles.
: Case in point:
: A breeder (personally known) was made to destroy not release his
: entire years cb clutch of blacksnakes. He offered to release them or
: donate them but the WF&G officer had him destroy roughly 20 snakes.
: He broke the law and the animals paid, not fair in my book.
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