Florida Frost taking care of invasive exotics problem?

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Vicious_Fish;3781054; said:
I think you meant to say Panther. Must have read my "Leopard vs. Crocodile" thread before you posted. ;)

haha, yeah that and I just got back from my mammal culture class and todays lecture was on leopards... sorry.
 
I read that with iguanas youre allowed to catch and keep but you can still get in trouble if you were to re release them, I have my freshwater fish dealers license cause keeping fish legally even if non native is pert near impossible. But anythings legal long as you dont get caught but I aint taking my chances
 
Flash;3781148; said:
It snowed the other day here. There was ice on fences and flurries. I'm in Davie.

where is that? it snowed about 2 miles south of me and I am in Alachua
 
krichardson;3781056; said:
I did'nt know there were crocs in Florida.

yep, very few left i belive
 
Vicious_Fish;3781139; said:
So are you Floridians allowed to legally keep non-natives as pets if they're established in your area?

If non-natives weren't allowed to be kept, we wouldn't have the Pet trade period...........Dogs and Cats included........
 
EricIvins;3781376; said:
If non-natives weren't allowed to be kept, we wouldn't have the Pet trade period...........Dogs and Cats included........
I think he means non natives that are taken from the wild.There are laws against collecting native animals are'nt there?
 
krichardson;3781410; said:
I think he means non natives that are taken from the wild.There are laws against collecting native animals are'nt there?

Yes, that's what I was referring to. I know if I want to harvest a native reptile like a common snapper from here I legally need a State fishing license for that particular species. Some species we can't keep all together. My state doesn't come close to having the number of non-natives as Florida so I was curious how it works down there. If I was to move to Miami, would I need a permit to legally own my Jaguar Cichild? I sure hope not.
 
Lepisosteus platyrhincus;3781348; said:
yep, very few left i belive


There are bunches of croc in the Glades, there are even some in the Sanibel area. I used to snook fish near the nesting site of a huge female croc. She could be a little aggressive.
 
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