Another possibility is if you have a decent pet shop in the area. They
will probably know of any bans in your area. When I went to college, there
was a ban on boas and pythons (not that it stopped me.) As I was walking
along campus one day, I met a girl with a hybrid wolf that was 15/16
timberwolf. Thinking of that wolf and then thinking of the ban always
gives me a good chuckle. TC
At 08:58 AM 12/04/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>Where do you live, where reptiles are banned? Is there a reason behind
>>the ban?
>
>many large cities have enacted limited bans on certain species of reptiles.
>Some of these happen after a serious incident, others with prevention in
>mind. Some bans are extreme and foolish, some are very well thought out and
>fair. You can call your local health dept. and ask them if they know of any
>current bans. Here in Westchester county I made that call the first week of
>moving here. The only current ban is on the sale of venomous reptiles. NY
>state requires a venomous permit for keeping and of these animals in the
>entire state.
>
>Lyle Puente
>PO Box 438
>Crompond, NY 10517
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