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Really, if it's only one shipment, it would be worth your time to track down a reputable trans-shipper that deals with fish (look on Aquabid in the betta section, lots of trans-shippers!)
They already have their import/export permits and are used to dealing with the USDA. I know that up here (canada) it is pretty easy to get the permits and do shipping. But actually being able to do the customs paperwork is an adventure in and of itself. The US's paperwork is no better really. Unless you plan to learn the HS Tariff system and the import regs surrounding fish and so forth, you'd probably be better off just paying someone else. Trust me. I speak from experience. |
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I contacted one in Miami, I will see what comes of it. Not sure if they have ever handled shrimp. To get Thai{my HM betta} I went through the one in GA. If neither of those can do it, I will try Linda in CO. Thanks guys. I am not looking to start a business,just wanted some cool shrimp.
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There is a guy named Pegasus that is in Florida. I am probably track down his info from my emails if you are interested.
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