Paperwork to buy python
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WizardFromAus-
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Hi again, just take ya permit saying you've been approved .. youll also need to fill out a movement advice form, are you getting it from a pet store or where are you buying it from ?? If its an actual pet barn ect. They may have all the movement advice forms as they are a legit business if ya get me.. but id still print some out just in case.. movement advice is just a form saying where the snake will be homed and and all that stuff.
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Yellowtail
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It's the legal responsibility of the seller to complete a Movement Advice before they hand over the snake and to do this they will need all your licence details and phone number. Don't accept the snake without the relevant section of the Movement Advice, it has to accompany the snake and cannot be done later.
Flaviemys purvisi
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Irrelevant. The seller still has an obligation to provide you with all the movement advice paperwork. Without it, do not buy anything.
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Definitely dont buy it without the movement advice.
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Yes and the animal will be taken and possibly destroyed if they can’t find out where it’s from (if they have license or not pretty much)
Yellowtail
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It's very simple. The paperwork is simple for any responsible seller who has acquired the animal legally.
Why would you trust a seller who does not comply with the law? The snake could have come from anywhere.
You could be buying an animal that has health issues, even a lethal virus that will spread to other animals you may have now or may acquire in the future.
This is especially a risk in Queensland.
Why would you trust a seller who does not comply with the law? The snake could have come from anywhere.
You could be buying an animal that has health issues, even a lethal virus that will spread to other animals you may have now or may acquire in the future.
This is especially a risk in Queensland.
Flaviemys purvisi
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Boy am I sceptical.
cooper muller123
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Can someone please show me what a reptile book looks like please and what's all the stuff that comes with a reptile licence because my licence is coming in 2 days can someone please show me everything that comes with it please 
