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<blockquote data-quote="sdsnybny" data-source="post: 120127" data-attributes="member: 7949"><p>How about some links to Maine's laws regarding T's you can and cannot keep. I'm not aware of species specific restrictions regarding tarantulas normally its no you cant keep or yes you can. Are you sure your not reading what you can and cannot Import from out of country? Not a lot of states have restrictions for bringing captive bred/raised Tarantulas across state lines. Chile has temporally closed its borders to certain species being exported is that where this is coming from?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sdsnybny, post: 120127, member: 7949"] How about some links to Maine's laws regarding T's you can and cannot keep. I'm not aware of species specific restrictions regarding tarantulas normally its no you cant keep or yes you can. Are you sure your not reading what you can and cannot Import from out of country? Not a lot of states have restrictions for bringing captive bred/raised Tarantulas across state lines. Chile has temporally closed its borders to certain species being exported is that where this is coming from? [/QUOTE]
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