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  1. 23-Dec-10, 12:21 PM #16
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    comment and vote people
  2. 23-Dec-10, 12:21 PM #17
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    jas no native turtles
  3. 23-Dec-10, 12:22 PM #18
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    Agamidae (Dragons)
    Rankinia diemensis (Mountain Dragon)
    Scincidae (Skinks)
    Acritoscincus duperreyi (Three-lined Skink)
    Cyclodomorphus casuarinae (She-oak Skink) (endemic)
    Egernia whitii (White's Skink)
    Lampropholis delicata (Delicate Skink)
    Lerista bougainvillii (Bougainville's Skink)
    Niveoscincus orocryptum (Mountain Skink) (endemic)
    Niveoscincus greeni (Northern Snow Skink) (endemic)
    Niveoscincus microlepidotus (Southern Snow Skink) (endemic)
    Niveoscincus ocellatus (Spotted Skink) (endemic)
    Niveoscincus palfreymani (Pedra Branca Skink) (endemic)
    Niveoscincus pretiosus (Tasmanian Tree Skink) (endemic)
    Niveoscincus metallicus (Metallic Skink)
    Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii (Southern Grass Skink )
    Pseudemoia pagenstecheri (Tussock Skink)
    Pseudemoia rawlinsoni (Glossy Grass Skink)
    Tiliqua nigrolutea (Blotched Blue-tongued Lizard)
    Eulamprus tympanum (Southern Water Skink)
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    Elapidae (Elapids)
    Austrelaps superbus (Lowland Copperhead)
    Drysdalia coronoides (White-lipped Snake)
    Notechis scutatus (Tasmanian Tiger Snake
  4. 23-Dec-10, 12:23 PM #19
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    thats what we got but most are little skinks that are basically impossible to keep in captivity
  5. 23-Dec-10, 12:23 PM #20
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    mmmmm, hey can you catch venomous snakes and keep them???
    have you ever got an adrenaline surge from holding a cat or dog?....now have you ever gotten an adrenaline rush from holding a snake? | to be scared BY something and to be scared OF something are two completely different things
  6. 23-Dec-10, 12:25 PM #21
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    yep 6 of each
  7. 23-Dec-10, 12:26 PM #22
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    but............ not really interested in dieing like most Tasmanians so we would much rather pythons
  8. 23-Dec-10, 12:27 PM #23
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    sweet, i wouldnt complain much dude, i mean you cut the cost of buying the snake, all you have to do is buy the enclosure and heat etc.. are you allowed to breed them? but not sell them obviously
    have you ever got an adrenaline surge from holding a cat or dog?....now have you ever gotten an adrenaline rush from holding a snake? | to be scared BY something and to be scared OF something are two completely different things
  9. 23-Dec-10, 12:28 PM #24
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    yes can breed but we have 2 of the 3 snakes are lethal dont want to keep them
  10. 23-Dec-10, 12:29 PM #25
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    even if they create a licence for people to apply for to let a certain herp in
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    ahh, you'll get over it, wear welders gloves if its such a problem, i'd have a ball over there, id catch and keep, breed then let the caught ones go, leaving you with (hopefully) tame babies, yes it would be a problem if your bitten, but that makes it more fun lol
    have you ever got an adrenaline surge from holding a cat or dog?....now have you ever gotten an adrenaline rush from holding a snake? | to be scared BY something and to be scared OF something are two completely different things
  12. 23-Dec-10, 12:32 PM #27
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    also why dont you get yourself some blotched blueys?? if you can find them lol
    have you ever got an adrenaline surge from holding a cat or dog?....now have you ever gotten an adrenaline rush from holding a snake? | to be scared BY something and to be scared OF something are two completely different things
  13. 23-Dec-10, 12:32 PM #28
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    U crazy!!!
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    ohh i had some but they arent really my interest
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tassie97 View Post
    even if they create a licence for people to apply for to let a certain herp in
    maybe certain people should be allowed to get an import license, and only they can sell mainland herps??
    have you ever got an adrenaline surge from holding a cat or dog?....now have you ever gotten an adrenaline rush from holding a snake? | to be scared BY something and to be scared OF something are two completely different things
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