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01-13-2009, 05:36 PM
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Cory,
You will need to contact the Michigan Department of Natural Resources to find out what the specific laws are for your State. http://www.michigan.gov/dnr
You may also be able to get help by contacting one of the Michigan herp societies:
Great Lakes Herpetological Society
13862 Church Rd
Berville 48002
Herpetological Society of Southwest Michigan
Scott Averill
2557 Bristol NW
Grand Rapids 49504
Michigan Herpetological Society
Alma Tropical Fish
228 E. Superior St
Alma 48801
Michigan Society of Herpetologists
321 W. Oakland
Lansing, MI 48906
517-372-5730 517-372-5730 or 616-729-4623
http://www.michherp.org/main1.html
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01-13-2009, 05:49 PM
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Well I know exotics are illegal in flint. Not sure on the permit thing. Would have to ask my buddy to see. But Flint is pretty strict on the owning of exotic pets. Reptiles especially
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01-22-2009, 01:17 PM
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No, the state of michigan does not require you to have a permit for housing any crocodilians, but your local city and countys have their own laws about owning or housing exotics in a captive situation, from my dealing with DNR i come to notice its only legal in about 2 percent of the state, if you live anywhere near a residential area you can forget it, you can face a few dangerous animal charges, but to answer ur question no u do not need a permit in the state of michigan
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