InstantForum.NET v4.1.2Reptiles Magazine Communityhttp://board.reptilechannel.com/forums@bowtieinc.comThu, 08 Jan 2009 03:28:37 GMT20http://board.reptilechannel.com/Topic65580-5-1.aspx<div class="Quote"><font color = "#1F5080"><b>the herptile master (9/13/2008)</b><hr noshade size="1" class="hr">Sirins of all kinds are a protected species. And unless you are doing a conservation breeding projest, then it is illegal to own them in captivity. The are only alowed if they are for education or conservation perpises.</font></div><BR><BR>What sirens are you talking about? These aren't the greek Chicks, he's talking about the amphibians. Both the Lesser and Greater sirens are abundant, and are "LC". Dwarves are alittle more rare, but still LC.<BR><BR>There are a butt load of <EM>Siren intermedia</EM> in the creeks here in Texas, they are some times more common than the mole and spotted Salamanders.Sat, 13 Sep 2008 14:09:07 GMTblkfirecrystalhttp://board.reptilechannel.com/Topic65580-5-1.aspxSirins of all kinds are a protected species. And unless you are doing a conservation breeding projest, then it is illegal to own them in captivity. The are only alowed if they are for education or conservation perpises.Sat, 13 Sep 2008 11:51:18 GMTthe herptile masterhttp://board.reptilechannel.com/Topic65580-5-1.aspxhttp://www.pollywog.co.uk/sirenintermedia-caresheet.html <br><br><br>Sat, 13 Sep 2008 11:37:27 GMTherpinteddhttp://board.reptilechannel.com/Topic65580-5-1.aspxI really don't care which type, dwarf, greater, lesser, west or east, just a little info please. It is hard to find care sheetsWed, 13 Aug 2008 23:23:18 GMTmississippiensisman