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are australian species allowed to be cf'ed?
is there a fee to import/export?
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nope! nothing goes in or out of australia (legally)
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To the T they must me the most serious country about the laws of animals, nothing goes in and nothings comes out end of as you said you can if you brake the law but is it extreemly hard to do so over there regards zach
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Because of all the trouble they've had with cats, rabbits and cane toads I believe...
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Australia are very tight on imports and you have to be a zoo or institution believe - I am still confused how granite spotted pythons and albino olive pythons got into europe!
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Australia are very tight on imports and you have to be a zoo or institution believe - I am still confused how granite spotted pythons and albino olive pythons got into europe!
Ahem, probably via Germany.
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Old 29-07-2009, 11:11 PM
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Ahem, probably via Germany.<img src=\"images/smilies/smileys/whistling2.gif\" border=\"0\" alt=\"\" title=\"Whistling2\" smilieid=\"162\" class=\"inlineimg\" />
I think it was germany or holland that had them first but how did they import them from australia? into a zoo? and then breed from the zoo and release to private keepers/breeders?
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I think it was germany or holland that had them first but how did they import them from australia? into a zoo? and then breed from the zoo and release to private keepers/breeders?
Errr, basically they're smuggled............... Possibly??!!!

P.S. (edited). I'm referring to the specimens / bloodlines that produced the granites and albinos. The actual morphs would almost certainly have been produced in the countries mentioned in a captive breeding program.
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Errr, basically they\'re smuggled............... Possibly??!!!
Well germany and holland get everything first! honestly think a breeder must have spoken to a zoo and got the zoo to import them!!!!
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