My new children

[vallery]

My new little discus rotundatus just arrived from there journey from England to Canada from Shaydeesnail. Healthy and safe and sound.

They are just starting to wake up after their journey to munch on some cucumber. One has decided to take a little adventure as you will see in one of the photo's.

This is a species that I can't seem to find here even though I have read they do reside in Canada.

Thank You shaydeesnail they came packaged well and are obviously healthy and were well taken care of by you.

I recommend everyone check out shaydeesnail's web sight.

vallery

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[vallery]

Happy days on the cucumber .
Thank You again shaydeesnail ;D
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[malacophile]

They're adorable! Congrats!

We're supposed to have D. rotundatus in my region, too, but I have been unable to find any. However, I do have a large number of Patera appressa and Triodopsis tridentata if anyone's interested in a trade. ;D

[vallery]

Thank You malacophile ,

I don't know the regulations for U.S. I just know the regulations for Canada and England.
Do you know the regulations between the States and Canada and sending snails legally?

vallery

[malacophile]

I'm unfamiliar with the regulations for the U.S. How did you find yours? Did you look up the postal regulations?

[vallery]

Sorry this took so long.
coyote had posted this before.
For US importing snails this may help and lead you to other information.

www.aphis.usda.gov/plant_health/permits/organisms/snail_slugs.shtml

www.aphis.usda.gov/plant_health/plant_pest-info/gas/index.shtml

[shortie]

Ahhhhhhhh soo tiny! They are cute!

[Johnnywho]

Wow that's amazing! All the way from Britain to Canada!