This may be a little early,
but is anyone heading down/up/across to Melbourne for this?
I'm going to be there at least on the Saturday and possibly the rest of the weekend.
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Yes,
if you purchase from an "approved source"
http://www.environment.gov.au/biodivers ... -pets.html
But redbacks have a habit of hitching a ride anyways
if you purchase from an "approved source"
http://www.environment.gov.au/biodivers ... -pets.html
But redbacks have a habit of hitching a ride anyways
King Francis I's Mother said wrote:The love between the kings was not just of the beard, but of the heart
Uhh, that says "no."
You would be able to if you were an Australian who had previously owned them as pets, and had also gotten them from an approved supplier.
To bring them into the US, it looks like you'd have to clear it with both Fish and Wildlife and Customs, and come through one of a specific list of ports.
You would be able to if you were an Australian who had previously owned them as pets, and had also gotten them from an approved supplier.
To bring them into the US, it looks like you'd have to clear it with both Fish and Wildlife and Customs, and come through one of a specific list of ports.
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