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I agree with you 100 percent. Unfortunately they passed the ban through two houses already and it’s including the red tegus as well as any other “tegu” species. Also, the second ban added that no one is allowed to keep them even with a permit. I find it hard to believe that it’s passing with zero nay sayers, when the ban hasn’t passed for the last few years. Something doesn’t seem right. I suppose they expect the tegu owners to hand them over to get put down? I have family in another state that offered to take them, so that seems to be my only option if the ban passed :/

[QUOTE="Vestathetegu, post: 172461, member: 9513"] I agree with you 100 percent. Unfortunately they passed the ban through two houses already and it’s including the red tegus as well as any other “tegu” species. Also, the second ban added that no one is allowed to keep them even with a permit. I find it hard to believe that it’s passing with zero nay sayers, when the ban hasn’t passed for the last few years. Something doesn’t seem right. I suppose they expect the tegu owners to hand them over to get put down? I have family in another state that offered to take them, so that seems to be my only option if the ban passed :/ [/QUOTE]

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