Way more rare. If you wanted to break the law and risk jail time, it'd be easier to get an Asian. Likely cheaper, too.Are these albino aros the next closest thing thats 'rare' compared to the asian aros in the US?
Be in the right place at the right time with enough money to buy a decent used car.Now where can I get one? haha
They're listed under CITES appendix 1, which means they're critically endangered in the wild. With the US being signatories to the the CITES treaty, all endangered animals under appendix 1 are illegal to possess in the US without a permit under the Lacey Act. FWS has the power and authority to issue permits, they just won't under any circumstances. Getting a permit for an Asian aro is about like getting a permit for a eagle, cheetah or a rhino: it's theoretically possible, but it won't happen.
Damn good price actually. The last time albinos were available stateside, they were $3700.i know someone selling them for $1950 6-8inches, is that the going rate for them?