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Moving to a more reptile friendly state? (Florida, Carolinas?)
Hey everyone, my apologies if this isn't quite the correct place for this thread.
I've been weighing the idea of moving to another state that would be better for keeping reptiles. Missouri isn't bad, but i do have to prepare for the ice storms once in awhile.
My lady and I have been discussing the idea lately, though I've been pondering it for much longer.
We agreed that Florida would be interesting, and great for herps. However, I've been trying to research the state before I make any commitment. I know that if I do make the move, it would be in the top half of the state, but I'm curious about other members experience or thoughts on making a move like this.
I don't really spend a lot of time with my family, so that isn't an issue, and I have other hobbies to make friends easily enough.
So, have any of you moved from your home to a state on the coast? What were the hardest parts? What would you consider your greatest successes with it?
Also, any reptile laws that one should be aware of?
I will continue reading into these inquiries on my own, but any help is greatly appreciated.
_____________Khulric_____________
1.0 Common Snapping Turtle
1.0 Bearded Dragon
1.2 Ball pythons
1.4 Western Hognose
1.0 Dumerils Boa
0.3 Leopard Geckos
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