FRT rehoming question.

[vincentwugwg]

I was wondering if there are any laws prohibiting someone to charge 'rehoming fees' for a FRT in Southern California? The FRT is a mature male.

 

[strollo22]

As long as it was owned in the states previously, there is no law against rehoming. You may not be able to list it fs on mfk though bc of the legalities behind it.


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[Oddball]

It's legal to sell in the US. Just don't post it on MFK. FRTs can't be sold or solicited on this site.

 

[Jag586]

Too bad you weren't in mi I'd hit you up good luck re homing the guy any pics


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[vincentwugwg]

It's legal to sell in the US. Just don't post it on MFK. FRTs can't be sold or solicited on this site.

Thanks for the info!

 

[vincentwugwg]

Too bad you weren't in mi I'd hit you up good luck re homing the guy any pics


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[video=youtube;_Wiy4edvLO8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Wiy4edvLO8&list=UU8rDw4U531z16SdG0PuYfPQ& index=7[/video]

 

[Jag586]

Sweet tank wish I could come get the lil guy good luck in re homing him


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[NeonFlux]

Wow awesome turtle and great video. What kind of turtle is it? Do you think I could keep one in one of my 250 gallons with SD's and hooks too? I also have cichlids, bala, tinfoil, clown loaches, and eventually my dat is going in too. Too much? How big do those turtles get and how long do they live? What do you feed them.

Are you actually talking about the turtle when you say FRT? What does FRT stand for.

 

[NeonFlux]

Nevermind, I found out. It's a Fly River Turtle, right? Wow they get pretty big don't they.

 

[vincentwugwg]

Nevermind, I found out. It's a Fly River Turtle, right? Wow they get pretty big don't they.

Mine stop growing when he hit the 13 inch mark