Hi Shelley,
Yes
NON CITES meaning:
Soft corals that are
NOT attached to any type of rock either dead or alive. Plugs are fine.
Soft corals:
corals that do not have a calcium base to their structure. ie Zoas/Palys, Rics
If you choose to buy stony corals and bring them back across the border, THEY will get
confiscated and you WILL be fined. I will be ensuring that ALL livestock brought back through me are within USFW and Environment Canada's guidelines. It is not worth it for anyone to try and sneak them across. You are risking yourself as well as the life of the coral that you are trying to bring across so please don't.
Thanks everyone for your attention to this very important matter.
Cheers,
Paul
Quote:
Originally Posted by Borderjumper
I have a room booked at the hotel for Friday and Saturday nights. I might be looking for a room-mate..Don't know for sure yet.
I'm prolly going to head over Friday on the ferry and come back Sunday afternoon. Rick have you checked the cost of flight vs ferry?
Everyone remember if you fly you need a passport... By land or water you need a passport OR an enhanced Drivers License.
Non CITES Paul? As in softies and unattached zoas? How would this work? Would we purchase the coral and leave them with you Sunday? And i guess hook up sometime later after the border crossing?
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