Florida laws regarding selling scrap metal

Hey all, I was away again on another hiatus, partially due to the fact that scrap prices were so low that I was doing it very infrequently. In any event I recently moved this past fall to Tampa Bay from Long Island (where I was at the last time I posted here) and was curious as to how state law in FL deals with the sale of scrap metal. I know in NY ID was required and the license plates of all vehicles coming in and out of the yards were recorded to make tracing potentially stolen material easier and I can imagine it MIGHT be like that in FL as well. Are there any other things I should be aware of being that I'm pretty new to the state in regards to the sale of scrap metal/materials? I see a LOT of junk trucks here in Pinellas County where I'm now at, especially in the Pinellas Park area and I found there are a good number of yards in central Pinellas. But before I call them for pricing and possibly collect I obviously wanna be aware of any special laws here first. I'd definitely appreciate any and all necessary info.

Only 2 batteries per visit, no catalytic converters, make sure if you do cans that are dry.

Originally Posted by PatrickHenry

Only 2 batteries per visit, no catalytic converters, make sure if you do cans that are dry.

Speaking of batteries, I actually went past a place on 34th St in the northern part of St. Pete (an auto repair shop, not a scrapyard) where he buys batteries for $10 a pop. I guess that 2 battery per trip limit would apply there too?

Originally Posted by JunkmanDan

I guess that 2 battery per trip limit would apply there too?

I doubt it

Only 2 batteries per visit, no catalytic converters, make sure if you do cans that are dry.

Where in Florida is that a law?? I've never heard of such a thing.