Edumacations, College Style

[John1982]

There are quite a few large constrictors they haven't thought of banning yet..

Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant
The bans are unnecessary. I am 100% behind liciencing and regulation though. Not everybody is capable of owning a large constrictor. I think that required microchiping and an annuall facility inspection would be a much better choice than bans.

* I do not currently own a large constrictor but I do plan on owning them in the future.

You better plan on moving out of florida then lol

[The Serpent Merchant]

There are quite a few large constrictors they haven't thought of banning yet..

yeah lol

I'm really hoping to get into retics

[Denial]

There are quite a few large constrictors they haven't thought of banning yet..

Which ones are you referring to? They were originally 9 and it got dropped to 4 but dont be fooled they are still working on adding the rest.

[olstyn]

Which ones are you referring to? They were originally 9 and it got dropped to 4 but dont be fooled they are still working on adding the rest.

What's the standard for being considered "large?" Scrub and olive pythons can exceed 13 feet...

[Denial]

What's the standard for being considered "large?" Scrub and olive pythons can exceed 13 feet...

In alot of states, towns, and counties there are laws governing snakes that get over 6 feet so that can include alot