reptiles

[whitesharks]

i love reptiles i have owned many venomous and non venomous species i have been bitten by many venomous and non venomous species alike and am wondering cause i currently live in minnesota what the laws surrounding the ownership of venomous snakes is in minnesota. Attached are a couple of the bites i have received.

[infernalis]

Just wondering, if you live in Minnisota, why can't you look up your own local laws??

Go to your local city/town hall and ask for a list, Trust me they will give it to you. My local town board caught wind that I keep snakes and lizards, they mailed me the list without me even asking for it.

sSnakeSs.com - Rules (http://www.ssnakess.com/index.php?page=rules)

[BarelyBreathing]

Ummm, that's not a good thing.

[shaunyboy]

in the picture of your left hand,where was the actual bite mark situated ?

were there any lasting damage or scars ?

are the dark patches blood clots or dying tissue ?

what type of snake bit you ?

sorry for all the questions but i find your picture very interesting,also your picture shows the reason,why i would not trust myself to keep hots...

i just don't have the dicipline required

cheers shaun

[jarich]

If you've been bitten numerous time then I dont think its the laws you need to worry about man. That first picture looks like one hell of a learning curve.

[Gungirl]

Oh gezz that fist pic made me cringe. I hope that with your bite history you are looking to keep corn snakes or something of the like.

[dinosaurdammit]

I dunno if id brag about bites. Id use them as a warning to other potential hot keepers but its not like id show it off as some war wound.

[infernalis]

The hand bite was taken from a youtube video, and the python bite was stolen from another forum.

It is clear that this person only joined our group to disrupt the forum.

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