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Posted by ugh on April 27, 2003 at 19:03:39:
In Reply to: new update on not eating HL posted by Les4toads on April 26, 2003 at 21:09:50:
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::::Jeff, this is one area that I will comment on also. If the HL is a protected species and not a species legal in the pet trade, (the pet store may not be aware of the status just as the buyer may not be aware) you are in violation of the Lacey Act if you purchase the HL and have it transported across state lines by any means. Look it up! If you are so inclined to do so. Lester G. Milroy III
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::Lester, Here you go again. The short-horned lizard is legal for commercial trade out of nevada. Look that up! You can transfer any species across state lines if it was legally obtained and the state where its going doesn't protect that species. If what you say is true why are thousands of people selling native reptiles nationwide. I see native species from desert iguanas to chuckwallas to collared lizards to spiny swifts to horned lizards being sold nationwide.Jeff
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::Jeff, I saw no information as to a positive ID as to the species in the post. Did you? No, I do not think so. I am well aware what is legal in the pet trade! Most of the herps you mention in this post are also captive bred and have been for years. There are a lot of native herps that are illegal in the pet trade. Lester G. Milroy III
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I am not interested in breaking any laws. I will gladly sell him to you Jeff after I make a positive identity and do my research to see if it is illegal. Please can i get yer email address. I bought him for $40 at petique.
