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Tidgy's Dad

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What about importing captive bred tortoises?
I think that's possible if you have documents to prove it's captive bred, a CITES permission paper, a health certificate and the tortoise has a chip implanted. I can't remember exactly, though I did once look it all up.
 

Cathie G

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That's nice.:)
It's slowly getting cooler here, now, though we really need rain. Lots of it.
We are maybe going into what we call our Indian Summer except we haven't had the true frost or freeze yet where I am. We usually have some frosty days in the beginning of fall. Then it gets warmer. We need rain too.
 

Amron

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Baack & a success. Was only going to pickup 5 planks, but we loaded up 8. Loading up 8 is just as easy as 5. I keep them up on my roof rack and pull down as I need, BUT, going to try and go kayaking tomorrow, so will need to remove them all. Or work really long & hard today. I need a helper, other than poor wifey.
Did you work hard and get them boards down?
 

JoesMum

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What about importing captive bred tortoises?
We are very good at bureaucracy. The paperwork necessary makes it likely only for the most determined. And if you don’t have complete paperwork proving the lineage and health of the tortoise then there’s no hope.
 

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