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It is still the case... Basically all green iguanas are still farm bred. This seems to have turned into a political argument a little bit. First off I will say that I would have no objection to more reptile based laws, honestly speaking. Not the banning of animals, but the closer regulation of their care would be absolutely fine by me. If you honestly would object to a person inspecting your collection and their care once or twice a year I am not sure if you care about the animals very much. The whole taking away your freedoms thing is kind of excessively used in the reptile industry. Constantly complaining about it online is not going to help. Congratulations for writing 100 letters, I don't see how that is relevant though. I don't think this thread was taken entirely out of context although I do think there is no real reason for the thread other than anger and a lack of self control.

<blockquote data-quote="TeguKid80" data-source="post: 69596" data-attributes="member: 1423"><p>It is still the case... Basically all green iguanas are still farm bred. This seems to have turned into a political argument a little bit. First off I will say that I would have no objection to more reptile based laws, honestly speaking. Not the banning of animals, but the closer regulation of their care would be absolutely fine by me. If you honestly would object to a person inspecting your collection and their care once or twice a year I am not sure if you care about the animals very much. The whole taking away your freedoms thing is kind of excessively used in the reptile industry. Constantly complaining about it online is not going to help. Congratulations for writing 100 letters, I don't see how that is relevant though. I don't think this thread was taken entirely out of context although I do think there is no real reason for the thread other than anger and a lack of self control.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="TeguKid80, post: 69596, member: 1423"] It is still the case... Basically all green iguanas are still farm bred. This seems to have turned into a political argument a little bit. First off I will say that I would have no objection to more reptile based laws, honestly speaking. Not the banning of animals, but the closer regulation of their care would be absolutely fine by me. If you honestly would object to a person inspecting your collection and their care once or twice a year I am not sure if you care about the animals very much. The whole taking away your freedoms thing is kind of excessively used in the reptile industry. Constantly complaining about it online is not going to help. Congratulations for writing 100 letters, I don't see how that is relevant though. I don't think this thread was taken entirely out of context although I do think there is no real reason for the thread other than anger and a lack of self control. [/QUOTE]

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