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01-12-2012, 03:22 PM #2
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Re: Illinois Ball Python Laws?

Originally Posted by itsslug

Hey,
I'm from Illinois and was wondering if there is a limit to the amount of Ball Pythons one can have in their home before having to register or obtain a permit from some government agency? Also Is there any law with breeding/selling mice or rats?

Any other IL related legal issues concerning Ball Pythons and Mice/Rats would be appreciated.

Thanks guys...

I haven't found one.... OR any, the only law I found was no venomous snakes, or snakes longer then 15 feet. Which angers me!

But I'd also like to know if anyone can add to this.!

Sorry, not trying to steal your thread. I'm just curious as well.

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