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    I found this link a while ago and thought i'd share it with you guys. Its pretty interesting just how many states dont require permits to keep venomous reptiles.


    http://www.coastalreptiles.com/venomous_laws.htm
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    Easy and Humane killing of live prey

    Hmmmm...no permit is required to keep exotic hots in MN.
    Ball Pythons: Link
    If you have any advice for a new keeper pm me.

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    awesome, I can keep native venomous snakes without a permit! haha
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