Burms in Illinois

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Originally Posted by BoostedMX3

Another "out there" thought what if you were able to buy an egg and incubate it yourself

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Never thought of that.

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Originally Posted by BoostedMX3

Another "out there" thought what if you were able to buy an egg and incubate it yourself

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Still a Felony if it xomea from across state lines.

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xomea? I still can't figure that one out...

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Originally Posted by BigJayPiercer

Still a Felony if it xomea from across state lines.

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Originally Posted by OsirisRa32

xomea? I still can't figure that one out...

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"Still a felony if it comes from across state lines." You just have to look at the keys beside the "x" and "a" on the keyboard. ;)

Does it have to be a burmese? There are plenty of other bigger boas and pythons that are legal to transport across state lines and are also beautiful and a pleasure to take care of.

There is a rescue program through the Chicago herp society, but you must be a member in order to foster. I am not sure what animals they have at the moment but you can find out at their open-to-the-public meeting that is held once a month at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum.

Honestly, I would just go for a different species. There is still a lot to choose from.

I guess it doesnt have to be a burm. Just that a burm was the first big snake was ever interested in. If i won the lottery i'd have 1 of everything.

Maybe a female BCC? Those get some serious size on them as well and are (for now) legal in most if not all states as well as transporting across state lines

May I suggest craigslist. It's not an ideal place but if you google Illinois burm breeders and you don't find anything then there's always someone on craigslist trying to find homes for their pets.