Chameleon Company
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WELCOME new sponsor!
Chameleon Company
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Well, I did box one today for Illinois, so I guess that I know who you must be here ! I believe he will come charging out of his bag on arrival ! Got 11 chams shipping out today, just hope I didn't send you a tiny Jacksonii by mistake ...
We are still working on updating the website .... its the never finished project, but there are reams of info and updates working their way into it. Thanks all.
Rocky
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Well, I did box one today for Illinois, so I guess that I know who you must be here ! I believe he will come charging out of his bag on arrival ! Got 11 chams shipping out today, just hope I didn't send you a tiny Jacksonii by mistake ...
We are still working on updating the website .... its the never finished project, but there are reams of info and updates working their way into it. Thanks all.
Thanks for sponsoring and helping keep the site up, also I think your website is good. It has a lot of helpful info and it looks like you have a really nice set up over there in Florida
Chameleon Company
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LOL ....... yes and no
In order to ship CITES II animals across international borders, especially those of member countries that are active in enforcement of CITES recommendations (like the U.S and Canada), each shipment needs a specific CITES permit for that specific shipment. That process is time consuming (up to 3 months), of some expense with other peripheral paperwork needs, etc. Bottom line, legal exports from the U.S usually are larger in nature ($4K US for us), require deposits, etc., and get their own special inspection by USF&W at the airport before leaving. Not a quick and simple process from start to finish.
We do export.
All that being an approved shipper does is allow me to ship directly on all major air carriers, such as Continental, Delta, etc. One not need be an approved shipper to ship via UPS Next Day Air, etc. One can also use a broker for international shipments if not an approved shipper, but the CITES requirements are the same regardless. Hope that helps.
In order to ship CITES II animals across international borders, especially those of member countries that are active in enforcement of CITES recommendations (like the U.S and Canada), each shipment needs a specific CITES permit for that specific shipment. That process is time consuming (up to 3 months), of some expense with other peripheral paperwork needs, etc. Bottom line, legal exports from the U.S usually are larger in nature ($4K US for us), require deposits, etc., and get their own special inspection by USF&W at the airport before leaving. Not a quick and simple process from start to finish.
We do export.
All that being an approved shipper does is allow me to ship directly on all major air carriers, such as Continental, Delta, etc. One not need be an approved shipper to ship via UPS Next Day Air, etc. One can also use a broker for international shipments if not an approved shipper, but the CITES requirements are the same regardless. Hope that helps.
PardalisGirl
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You Belong Here Jim
Jim is the best I've gotten the majority of my females from him over the years. They have always been healthy and robust. Thanks for becoming a sponsor!
Jim is the best
I've gotten the majority of my females from him over the years. They have always been healthy and robust. Thanks for becoming a sponsor!- Status
