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wanted Beak snakes

These are a rear-fanged species. Because of that, a permit is required in New York to possess them. You will probably get a better response if you post about being permitted.
 
I will have to look into this a bit deeper .My local office said they would be like hognose snakes ,not dangerous to humans. I see the law itself doesnt make such a distinction .So perhaps I was misinformed. Although it may be a moot point , they dont seem available here in the states.
 
DRKfantasy said:
I will have to look into this a bit deeper .My local office said they would be like hognose snakes ,not dangerous to humans. I see the law itself doesnt make such a distinction .So perhaps I was misinformed. Although it may be a moot point , they dont seem available here in the states.
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As long as you can get that in writing, sounds good.

But a responsible seller may not want to risk the sale.

Occasionally they show up on importers lists such as Strickly, Glades, etc.
 
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