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Why are asf's so difficult to find out west?
I'm a large scale rodent breeder in Slc Utah and have a few asf's just changed to muzuri block for them strait hoping to get more out of them. But I'd like to get more colony's started but I can't find anyone with em even find anyone close to Utah To delta them in through. If there so easy to breed why aren't they everywhere?
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Because they're illegal to have in some states like California for example. Dont know about the other ones though.
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I'm in Washington, and we had them.
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Re: Why are asf's so difficult to find out west?
 Originally Posted by barbie.dragon
Because they're illegal to have in some states like California for example. Dont know about the other ones though.
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this is news to me. why are they illegal?
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Originally Posted by creepin
this is news to me. why are they illegal?
Invasive species.
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Originally Posted by creepin
this is news to me. why are they illegal?
They can become an invasive species and destroy the natural ecosystem. In california theyre illegal because they can wreak havoc on the environment and some environment are much more protected/sensitive than others.
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Huh I've heard they can be hard to find. We've got tons here in AZ. Good luck!
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There are still many people who breed them in CA regardless though..... I can think of a handful (including Freedom Breeder)
Just like how its illegal to own ferrets, yet the highest population in the country resides in CA. :/
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Bah who needs these "law" things?!
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Balls:
*0.1 Mojave *0.1 Pinstripe *0.1 Bumblebee *1.0 Super pastel butter *1.0 Mojave orange ghost *0.3 100% het orange ghosts *0.1 Pastel 50% het orange ghost *1.1 PE Lemonback fires *1.0 Fire *0.1 Pastel *1.0 Albino *0.1 Spider 100% het albino
Other critters:
*1.0 Anery motley corn *G. rosea tarantula *G. pulchripes *P. metallica *0.0.2 A. versicolor *C. cyaneopubescens *A. geniculata *B. smithi *B. boehmei *Nhandu chromatus *H. maculata *C. marshalli *1.0 Australian shepherd mix
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Re: Why are asf's so difficult to find out west?
When I moved out west from the east coast, I was really surprised at how tough they are to find out here. All I managed to find was one breeder, a nine hour drive one way away from me. I took all he could part with, though, to make it worth that trip.
Good luck!
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