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    Yellows were included because they are more tolerant of cooler temps than greens and therefore pose a greater risk of becoming an invasive species. The ban has nothing to do with public safety. They are "protecting" other states from the same problem that Florida has with the burms. I would love to see a burm or anaconda survive a Wisconsin winter outside.
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