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venomous license?

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I wanted to know if you are required to obtain a license to own a venomous snake? I am located in texas, I know laws differ from state to state. I am not looking to breed or sell the reptiles. I would appreciate any info. Thanks.
 
These are the guidelines I used when shipping hots:

Texas:



Native Venomous: No permit required



Exotic Venomous: No permit required



Protected Native Venomous: Permit required

Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus)



Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

4200 Smith School Road

Austin, TX 78744
 
Got to watch out for those county and city laws. Talk to animal control, see if they know.

I believe there is a venomous allowed show in San Antonio, check out texasreptiles.com.
 
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