What reptiles can you own in Queensland?

Keeping exotic animals as pets in Queensland

American corn snakes.
anoles – all types.
boa constrictors.
ball pythons.
chameleons.
dingoes.
feral pigs.
ferrets.

Do you need a reptile licence in Qld?

birds, reptiles or amphibians not requiring a licence to be kept privately in Queensland.

How do I get a reptile licence in Qld?

To be Granted a Licence You Must: Complete and submit an application form – which you can download from the website (www.ehp.qld.gov.au). Search for ??? Recreational wildlife licence (birds, reptiles, amphibians)??? and click on the appropriate links to download the form.

Do you need a license to own a bearded dragon in Queensland?

Queensland – Recreational wildlife licence (birds, reptiles, amphibians) Queensland’s Department of Environment and Heritage Protection requires applicants to be over 13 years old. No restrictions on which species of Bearded Dragon you can keep but a maximum of 2 under the standard licence.

Are frogs legal in QLD?

In Queensland, frogs are allowed to be kept under the following circumstances (and these could change without notice so always verify before you purchase). You do not need a licence or collection permit if you are ONLY keeping tadpoles or only keeping two frogs per species, for up to four species.

Can you own a turtle in Queensland?

All reptile and amphibiban species introduced to Queensland are prohibited pets. Reptiles include snakes, lizards and turtles, including: Some native reptiles and birds may be kept under a permit issued by DES.

How do I own a snake in Qld?

Before you rush out and buy a snake though you will need to obtain a permit for holding non-venomous reptiles in QLD. These cost around $70 dollars and can be applied for online through the QLD governments web page.