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Insurance for herp presentations

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Hypancistrus

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What type of insurance does one get to cover you for reptile presentations? There was an article in Reptiles magazine that reccomended it, but no specifics about what type to get.

Anyone have any ideas?
 
Liability coverage. I quoted it for my uncle who does parties as a magician and coverage was roughly $1100.00 per year.
 
No that was a quote for live animal presentations including reptiles. The only restrictions were venomous(obviously), alligators/crocs, and snakes over 8 foot. You could add larger snakes but it was an additional charge I believe.

And yes any legit business working with the public should have liability insurance.
 
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