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For Sale New York: Red Tail Boa for sale $100

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Im selling my two year old male red tail boa.Estimated 3 feet in length (hes about as long as my 40 gallon breeder tank ).I would prefer anyone in the New York area or close to New York.

To be sure that the snake is in good condition look at my youtube videos.. youtube.com/aaliyahtwin215 ..the videos are quite old but ill be willing to send updated pictures.
 
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You do know boas are illegal in New York right. Dont let the wrong person see this post. Just dont want to see a fellow herper in trouble thats all.
 
actually thats not true.NEW: As of 1/1/05, NY now prohibits Reticulated, Burmese, African Rock, and Amethystine pythons, anacondas, and Nile, water, black-throat, white-throat, and croc monitors.

boa constrictors and other smaller pythons are still legal..there just not sold in the typical pet stores.
 
thank you for the look out.. i thought they were illegal too but then i thought if they were illegal then why would they be sold at the White Plains Show lol
 
Ok, well news for me, and thanks for the update guess Im a few years behind on NY laws, although I am from Maryland.
 
The NYC laws are more restrictive than NYS laws.
The City's used to go on size limit (I think it was 6 ft, but I'm not sure - it's been a long time since I cared), BUT that was then.
NYC Health Code prohibits the sale, possession, and keeping of a number of animals, including:
any member, or hybrid offspring of the family Boidae,
including, but not limited to, the common or green anaconda and yellow anaconda; any
member of the family Pythonidae, including but not limited to the African rock python,
Indian or Burmese python, Amethystine or scrub python
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http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/zoo/zoo-animal-healthcode.pdf
see Health Code § 161.01 Wild animals prohibited., section (b)(10)

Regarding the legality of sales at the White Plains show - Bruce adheres to the State law, but White Plains isn't under the jurisdiction of NYC Health Code
 
hhmoore said:
The NYC laws are more restrictive than NYS laws.
The City's used to go on size limit (I think it was 6 ft, but I'm not sure - it's been a long time since I cared), BUT that was then.
NYC Health Code prohibits the sale, possession, and keeping of a number of animals, including:


http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/zoo/zoo-animal-healthcode.pdf
see Health Code § 161.01 Wild animals prohibited., section (b)(10)

Regarding the legality of sales at the White Plains show - Bruce adheres to the State law, but White Plains isn't under the jurisdiction of NYC Health Code
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see now thats interesting i havent seen that before...now im confused on how "iilegal" boas are since i see them all over the place..thanks for informinm me imma check out that site
 
You may want to call the health department and ask them for the most recent revision for that article since there is no date print. Not saying this one isnt right, it is from the offial web site but who knows how often they update.
 
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