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Originally Posted by Roman
I just want to add another reason form a European perspective. You have to be aware of the fact that all boas and all pythons (with the exception of ball pythons) are protected species under European law, most of them are subject to registration at the local administration.
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What do you mean saying " all boas and all pythonsare protected species under European law" ?
As far as I know if you want move across borders with reptiles you have to have a documents. This documents are bull **** and have nothing common with protection of animals though these docs suppose to protect animals. Anyway documents literally say your animal is captive born and wasn't took in a wild nature. So this docs are about
CITES - (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, also known as the Washington Convention) . CITES has several lists. And all boas and pythons are in list 2. Crossing borders you have to have docs your reptile is in list 2 or 3 or isn't in list 1,2,3.
I know in Latvia you have to pay tax for any captive born reptile and this ****** laws kill interest of people to have reptiles.
It's really stupid to have such a laws about boa and pythons bc it's tropical animals , they can't live in Europe wild.