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Wanted Southern Mudsnake

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i was fishing the other day and i seen a little head pop out of the water, what did my eyes behold.....
a Southern Mudsnake.. well i didnt know it was one until i did some research on them, i did catch him (got really wet) but i could not keep hold if it....
ohh the one that got away... *SIGH*
well anyway this isnt a fish story,
I would like to know if you or anyone you know breeds those BEA-utiful creatures,I would like to purchase....

PLEASE!!!
:toetap05: ........I'm Waiting.......
 
Unfortunately, Thomas, it's illegal to own or possess any native reptiles in Georgia.

Here is the Georgia DNR website that lists all prohibited species. Essentially, all native non-venomous snakes, lizards, and amphibians are protected under state law. A law was just passed protecting native turtles two months ago as well. Venomous reptiles, while not protected in the state because they are considered a nuisance animal, are considered dangerous and prohibited from personal possession or ownership without a permit.

If you notice, even corn snakes and green anoles are illegal to own as pets here. It's a bummer, but if we don't respect the current state laws regarding reptile ownership, state and federal governments will only use our transgressions against us and eventually ban other species as well.

http://www.georgiawildlife.com/node/1201
 
snowgyre said:
If you notice, even corn snakes and green anoles are illegal to own as pets here. It's a bummer, but if we don't respect the current state laws regarding reptile ownership, state and federal governments will only use our transgressions against us and eventually ban other species as well.
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Is that to include Cornsnake morphs that are obvious like albino, snow and bloodreds? I can understand about normal or even okeetees.
 
Georgia DNR said:
The following list of species native to Georgia may not be held as a pet regardless of its origin or morphology.
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I'm guessing from this statement about morphology that all captive bred morphs are also not allowed to be kept here. You never see any corns at reptile shows here, and I know of a couple of pet shops that have been caught selling corns. I don't know what the fines were, but it is enforced.
 
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