The cost of owning illegal reptiles in British Columbia

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The cost of owning illegal reptiles in British Columbia

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08-28-2014, 12:11 AM	#13
K9dr	Ugh. Yes hot training 101 says that I should have antivenom for any hot in ones care. However I would point out that logic thinking 101 says that you can only purchase antivenom for an animal that you know you will have. The concept is that these are seized animals. Perhaps in some alternative (Tom Cruise) reality, people can tell me that on such and such a day, there will be a house fire and you will find copperheads, or that next wednesday a crack head who traded some of his stash for a gaboon viper. Sadly that is not the way reality works. Please by all means move up here and apply for your Controlled alien species rescue permit. I would love the competition..... Oh wait, I am the only one stupid enough to have applied for such a permit.....

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