Red Naped snake

[Oxyuranus microlepid]

im wondering if anyone has any, hatchies prefferably, im looking for a male and a female,


how much am i looking at pricewise?

 

[MrBredli]

Your best bet would be Petlink. :lol:

 

[Oxyuranus microlepid]

thanks

 

[Oxyuranus microlepid]

thanks

nothing on petlink

 

[Australis]

Hes joking, because if they come up on Petlink chances are they are wild caught and not on licence.

 

[Lucas]

I can get you some. $500 ea, don't be surprised if they look like hatchy macs with nail polish on them tho:lol:

 

[Oxyuranus microlepid]

Hes joking, because if they come up on Petlink chances are they are wild caught and not on licence.

theres none on there anyway.....:cry:

 

[-Peter]

You really should consider the ornata, they dont grow that big, 600mm is the max and they rarely reach that. they are available and they dont look too dissimilar. Try David Reed, If he has none you can go on a waiting list. Commonly called Moon snakes.

 

[Adandiluvsmyreptiles]

lol @ nail polish!

 

[adbacus]

You really should consider the ornata, they dont grow that big, 600mm is the max and they rarely reach that. they are available and they dont look too dissimilar. Try David Reed, If he has none you can go on a waiting list. Commonly called Moon snakes.

Consequence,

I don't think furina ornata is on the Class 1 or 2 species list for NSW RK licences mate. Correct me if I'm wrong. Keeping Orange naped snakes as far as I know is not allowed in NSW at all.

Let me know if thisa is not correct, so i can update my species list

Cheers.

 

[Oxyuranus microlepid]

Consequence,

I don't think furina ornata is on the Class 1 or 2 species list for NSW RK licences mate. Correct me if I'm wrong. Keeping Orange naped snakes as far as I know is not allowed in NSW at all.

Let me know if thisa is not correct, so i can update my species list

Cheers.

^^^^^^^

 

[Oxyuranus microlepid]

nope, just checked, not even allowed on a class 2 licence

 

[-Peter]

If you can legally purchase them then they will gazette them.

 

[adbacus]

What may be legally kept in one state may not be so in another. I've also been led to believe that to have a new species gazetted, you require the backing from the right people and the correct information on the species - i.e. husbandry requirements, general availability, maybe the environmental impact, diseases and illnesses, etc. . If you do succeed in getting the animal gazetted, it may be classed differently to what your licence may permit you. I was led to believe that this is what the case was with Womas and why they are still class 2. Now that they are more available, there is a move for them to go to class 1.

JMHO

 

[Magpie]

Not in NSW Adbacus, NSW policy is tha if you can buy them legally you can keep them as long as they aint crocs, seasnakes or marine turtles.

 

[adbacus]

Thanks for clearin that up Magpie

 

[jimbo]

If they are not on the NSW species list then they are automatically put onto class 2 license (except for crocs and marine reptiles as Magpie said) which was stated on the 23, November 2004.