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Question: Are axolotl eggs banned to ship to canada?

Hellcat73

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Sooooo I know we not allowed to ship axotols to Canada..but what about unhatched eggs? I don't recall anyone asking about that??? is there info on restrictions of eggs to Xanada??? Thanks ..please someone answer,thaks:eek:
 
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International shipping of axies and eggs is governed by CITES, meaning you have to get import and export permits.
 

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No salamanders, salamander eggs, or salamander parts can be imported in Canada. Their is a Bsal ban on all Caudate related imports in Canada.
 
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