greatstuff wrote:

Good piont Cerat
we al know its hard to obtain a
permit
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On the contrary, its very easy.
1. Download the application form.
2. Fill it in.
3. Pay the necessary amount.
4. Fax it through to nat con.
5. Recieve permit.

lol TH i think there will be no need
for it
ive got a few questions
Why does nat con love instatutions
that has breeding programs?
What can we do to give the right
motivation to be able obtain permits?

i have a few thoughts on how to but
it is things that has to be tested
to see if it works

greatstuff wrote:

lol TH i think there will be no need
for it
ive got a few questions
Why does nat con love instatutions
that has breeding programs?
What can we do to give the right
motivation to be able obtain permits?

i have a few thoughts on how to but
it is things that has to be tested
to see if it works

Who said nat con loves breeding institutions?
Captive breeding and release programs dont work on spiders. I would go into all the reasons, but feeling a bit of deja vu and dont feel like typing everything out again.
No point in making up reasons to get permits. If you have a valid reason, use it and you get yourself a permit.

true Cerat

It is sad topic and been going on for many a year
and it comes to the same answer sorry no permit ..

Just best to leave it and be happy that we can keep Ts and nat con has not stop us all together

Silver_Apocalypse wrote: Thanks, very nice.

What are the chances we could get/make a list for the different areas - SA, UK, EU, USA ect - of the different 'banned' Ts.

there are no banned Theraphosids, however we need a license for the likes of Latrodectus, wandering spiders and Buthid scorpions