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    Moving question

    Hi everyone. I'm sorry that my first post is a question, but you guys seem like a knowledgeable group who might have the info I need.

    I have an approximately 4 year old male ball python named Antares. I got him from a rescue about 3 years ago and I love him to death even though he once decided that my hand looked like a mouse and made a valiant attempt at killing it.

    My question(s) is this, I'm going to be moving from the midwest to California for schooling. I was planning on flying and I see that some airlines allow snakes to travel in the hold and others do not. Is this a safe way for the snake to travel? Doesn't it get too cold for them down there? Are there any airlines that are particularly snake friendly? Usually when I've had to transport him in the past I've put him in a pillowcase on my lap. What is the best method to "package" a snake for airline travel so that he will be safe and comfortable? Would it be better to wait and then have someone ship him to me once I'm there?

    I was also wondering if anyone knew anything about California law regarding ball pythons? I assume that they are legal in the state, but are there any restrictions I might have in bringing mine in from another state?

    Any other advice on how to make this move go as smoothly as possible for him would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks in advance for then help
    Last edited by Antares; 05-09-2008 at 05:05 PM. Reason: typo

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