I have been reading some of these posts, "I've got indigos breeding", "Ive got indigos hatching"....IM TIRED OF IT! I want an indigo NOW! Dont worry, this is not some impulse thing...I have been reading this forum for a little more than a year now, done tons of research and junk..My permit is currently in the validating stage. Anyone who fits in this category of having available indigos, or expecting some please e-mail me at: thegelatinousmonster@yahoo.com Thank you very much! -Will
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gbkulture86
Dec 02, 2004 03:34 PM
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epidemic
Dec 02, 2004 04:29 PM
I do not see how you could have a permit for interstate commerce submitted to the USF&W, without already having a specimen lined up for acquisition, as you must provide a statement from the breeder / dealer, indicating the specimen you are acquiring was produced in captivity.
Of course I could be behind on current regulations...
Jeff
gbkulture86
Dec 02, 2004 04:35 PM
Jeff, I do not yet have an interstate permit. The one that is processing is my state liscence so I am allowed to keep an indigo in my state. Thanks for bringing that up, that may clear things up a little for those who were wondering. -Will
epidemic
Dec 02, 2004 04:45 PM
Great news Will!
Sorry to hear you have to go the state route as well!
Jeff
