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Yes, they are illegal in Singapore.
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My fiancee wants to have a star tortoise as a pet, however I'm thinking that it is illegal to keep them as pets?
Is this true or a misconception from me?
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Yes, they are illegal in Singapore.
Yes. It's illegal.
AVA's website has details on it. Check the Vivarium sub forum for the link.
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OK noted. Can save my $ and also save the star tortoise
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Yes indeed. The only reptile that is approved to be sold as a pet in Singapore is the red-eared terrapin
That one should be banned too...
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correction.. that is the one that should be most banned...
IT is so rampant, people believe its native. its a bloody joke.
The juggling apprentice fish
AVA is thinking of banning the sale of that too... But I think it is difficult... Kids need a kind of reptile to be seen as a pet...
Ok, serious... No star tortoises... or ANY reptiles for that matter...
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Oh, juggling is hard work, man!...
Make the malayan box the only available reptile and ban the capture of it. That way the farms will be forced to breed them and they'll be off the endangered species list!
Very sad hor...cannot keep tortoise...
Can keep... It is the way people deal with them after you are tired with the tortoise... They think that any pond out them is good for them... Sigh...
Hearsay that the malayan box will be legalised to keep soon.Originally Posted by XnSdVd
Make the malayan box the only available reptile and ban the capture of it. That way the farms will be forced to breed them and they'll be off the endangered species list!
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