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florida ban please read

There's nothing to say that they won't, but in your favor is the fact that ball pythons come from the African Savannah, not from tropical rainforests. The Everglades is not a suitable habitat for them.
 
Quote WingedWolf:
There's nothing to say that they won't, but in your favor is the fact that ball pythons come from the African Savannah, not from tropical rainforests. The Everglades is not a suitable habitat for them.
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They don't use facts when writing these bills.
 
WingedWolf said:
There's nothing to say that they won't, but in your favor is the fact that ball pythons come from the African Savannah, not from tropical rainforests. The Everglades is not a suitable habitat for them.
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The Burmese python is the only one known to be able to survive in southern Florida (maybe rock pythons, but I don't think it's been proven that they're a sustainable population), and yet they still pass idiotic laws banning other snakes that couldn't survive in the Everglades.

jscianni21 said:
doesn't 373 include ball pythons ?
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No, it does not. Only the nine species in the USGS report.
 
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