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"Firefly" Cell-transplanted A. mexicanum being made for the pet trade?

auntiejude

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Joep said:
id love to get my hands on gmo/gfp/firefly axo`s!!!
id pay verry good $$!!looking for some one,to sell me some,papers/cites are also welcome
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And you have been told on a number of occasions that it is ILLEGAL to have GMO axies in Europe. Fireflies are not illegal, but you'd still have trouble getting the CITES paperwork.
Stop asking.
 
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