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    A little problem

    So in the midst of reading the uncle henrys tonight I come across a lady giving away a 6 foot Albino Burm. 90 gallon tank, heaters, all the jazz. I called and she still has it so I have been talking with her about getting it. Well the problem came up when i realized that they were not legal in Maine Stupid laws. So I guess I'll have to pass on this for now, however I saw a provision that lets you apply for a license to have any python other than a ball, anyone tried to do this. I'm betting it's not easy but I'm thinking it's better than the $10,000 fine AND losing your snake and probably having it get killed by animal control.
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    Re: A little problem

    Most states do require permits for large constrictors. I'm not sure how easily they are obtained as like nobody I know has one. Here in Illinois I think a snake over 8' you need a permit for, but I heard there is a bi-law that if it's in a locked cage it's fine. Contact a herp society in your area (state even) and see if you can get more information from them.

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