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With all due respect, you don't really seem to have a clue what the Lacey Act is - as I've already mentioned, it is a lot more than burms, afrocks, and yellow anacondas. There are numerous posts on this site about it, and there's always Google. Transport of any living thing - plant or animal - as well as some nonliving things (carcasses, skins, teeth, other parts, etc) are governed by the Lacey Act. As such, yes, king snakes are a part of it....as are perch, leopard frogs, and tomato plants.
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