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Inquiry on venom laws..

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Alright so if you live in a state that allows you to keep indigenous hots as captives, would you be able to purchase one from a breeder/dealer out of state? For example, C.adamanteus is native to the state of Alabama. Would one be within legal limits to purchase an albino diamondback from a breeder out of state and have it shipped? Thanks!
 
It varies by the state. Some will allow you to and some won't. Some will allow morphs only, and others won't. So you'd probably be better off asking someone in the state you live in or better yet contact your local DNR to make sure you aren't breaking any laws or rules. The latter may even be available online to view. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
 
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