Hey all how are you? Look I am sure this has been discussed before but Whta i wanted to know is I have just been going over what we can and can't keep in respect to reptles in Qld and after reading it several times as far as I understand we can keep Crocs in QLD on a rec license. Here is the text direct from the website:
broad-headed snakes
‘3 Reptiles
‘Each common reptile, other than a reptile that is a restricted reptile, is a
recreational reptile.
‘Each common reptile, other than a reptile that is a restricted reptile, is a
recreational reptile.
‘3 Reptiles
‘The following reptiles are restricted reptiles—
Common Name Scientific Name
The following reptiles of the family Elapidae—
black snakes Pseudechis spp
‘The following reptiles are restricted reptiles—
Common Name Scientific Name
The following reptiles of the family Elapidae—
black snakes Pseudechis spp
broad-headed snakes
Hoplocephalus spp
brown snakes
Pseudonaja spp
Collett’s snake
Pseudechis colletti
copperheads
Austrelaps spp
death adders
Acanthopis spp
eastern small-eyed snake
Rhinoplocephalus
nigriscens
rough scaled snake
rough scaled snake
Tropidechis carinatus
taipans
Oxyuranus spp
tiger snakes
Notechis spp
The following reptiles of the family Hydrophiidae—
all species
The following reptiles of the family Laticaudidae—
all species
All threatened or rare reptiles other than the following—
• reptiles of the family Cheloniidae
• reptiles of the family Dermochelydiae
• freshwater crocodile Crocodylus johnstoni
• saltwater crocodile
all species
The following reptiles of the family Laticaudidae—
all species
All threatened or rare reptiles other than the following—
• reptiles of the family Cheloniidae
• reptiles of the family Dermochelydiae
• freshwater crocodile Crocodylus johnstoni
• saltwater crocodile
Crocodylus porosus
So from this I understand we can keep crocs on a rec license. Can anyone tell me different or does anyone keep crocs in QLD? If so what are the conditions?
Any help would be much appreciated.
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