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    Re: Attention breeders in Florida...

    Quote Originally Posted by Aes_Sidhe View Post
    This is for years now.. they just step on enforcing that law more and more in recent years... and honestly this is not only Florida situation...
    I'll bet every state have law regulating sales of wildlife.. and even if local law enforcement not knock to your door yet... that doesn't mean that You dont breaking the law selling Your snakes to a friend... without proper license...

    And @ Mike... From what i heard.. CL Fauna and Kingsnake are more and more often monitored by Wildlife Officers ... If you have Facebook with You "reptile business" they can find You too... and this is probably how they found you.
    Not every state required a licenses to sell. Some only require tax id if you plan to sell in your state at shows and what not. Other wise your either a business or hobby that pays taxes each year.



    Whats FL law on people shipping to that state, does the person still require a licenses to acquire out of state snakes.
    Last edited by RichsBallPythons; 07-17-2011 at 01:52 PM.

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