Nile monitors? Illegal? Florida?

[Guest]

Dunno much bout Florida but Niles are illegal there?

Reference Photo I hope? Mistake?

WTF...

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[VARNYARD]

No they are not illegal here but as of January 1st they will be required to be micro chipped.

 

[greentriple]

I've read a couple of interesting articles about the proliferation of Niles in Florida, I can't remember the name of the particular community at this time, and that there is a guy trapping and trying to exterminate them.

You guys also have Pythons and other large predators that are not indigenous, including Tegus.

Isn't that a Tegu in the link?

 

[Guest]

I've read a couple of interesting articles about the proliferation of Niles in Florida, I can't remember the name of the particular community at this time, and that there is a guy trapping and trying to exterminate them.

You guys also have Pythons and other large predators that are not indigenous, including Tegus.

Isn't that a Tegu in the link?

GOOD! I didn't wanna look stupid. That's the pic of the captured Nile. Looked like a Tegu to me. I was confused. Screw trying to microchip a Nile. I wanna see who's job that is.

 

[greentriple]

If you google monitor lizard and Florida you find various article on the Niles. Here's an example:

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[Guest]

muahaha. I'm the last poster on all recent topics right now. Euthanizing Niles in messed up. People spend big money on those and they should have a pretty big rescue in FLorida cause they are everywhere.