Up to four total individuals of each wild-captured native reptile or amphibian from the “Wild-captured Native Reptiles and Amphibians” list below.Įxcept for bullfrogs, green frogs, snapping, or softshell turtles that can be harvested with a fishing license, a nonresident cannot take from the wild native reptiles or amphibians, live or dead.Wild animals captively produced or legally obtained from out of state, with proper documentation.With a propagating license, an Ohio resident may possess the following:
#Coluber constrictor foxii pet license#
OverviewĪny person desiring to engage in the business of raising and selling game birds, game quadrupeds, reptiles, amphibians, or fur-bearing animals in a wholly enclosed preserve of which the person is the owner or lessee, or to have game birds, game quadrupeds, reptiles, amphibians, or fur-bearing animals in captivity, must submit an application to the Division of Wildlife for a propagating license.Ī propagating license application may be requested from the Division of Wildlife prior to obtaining a wild animal but must be requested within 10 days after taking possession of any native game bird, game quadruped, fur-bearing animal, reptile, or amphibian. With this license, the license holder may possess for sale, trade or barter animals that are bred in captivity or otherwise legally obtained, with proper documentation. Fall 2022 DNAP eNews - Prairie RestorationĪ Commercial Propagating License costs $40 and is required for people who desire to sell, offer for sale, trade, or barter native reptiles, amphibians, game birds, game quadrupeds, or fur-bearing animals which have been bred in captivity, legally obtained from out of state, or are the offspring of wild-captured animals.
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