Permits are required to possess, display, care for, propagate, collect, transport or sell protected wildlife species. Research and/or collections in state parks or state natural areas require a …

Texas requires permits for certain reptiles based on species classification, potential danger, and conservation status. These permits, issued by the TPWD, must be obtained before …

Amended by Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 927, Sec. 2, eff. Dec. 1, 1995. Sec. 43.022. PERMIT REQUIREMENT. (a) No person may collect, hold, possess, display, transport, release, or …

A permit is required to sell reptiles native to Texas ($63 for Texas residents, $252 for out of state vendors.) Click here for a list of Texas species saleable with permit (the "White List") and here …

Reptile & Amphibian Stamp Required's source at texas .gov. Except as provided by Section 43.905 (Exemptions), a person may capture by nonlethal means an indigenous reptile or …

Q. What permits are available? A. Permits available are: $20.00 – Recreational Controlled Exotic Snakes (RCES) Permit (Item 580): Allows possession and/or transportation of an unlimited …

All you need to own one is a $20 Controlled Exotic Snakes Permit from Texas Parks and Wildlife. You can obtain the permit after you purchase the animal, meaning anyone without a permit …

In addition to Texas State laws, a number of species are afforded protection by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS). A valid Hunting License with a Reptile and Amphibian stamp is …

Texas Nongame Dealer Permit Requirement The primary state-level requirement for legally owning a native rattlesnake is the Nongame Dealer Permit, issued by the Texas Parks and …