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Post by Tony W Wed May 19, 2010 4:57 am

Tony W wrote:Dumerils Boa Update….


CITES Documentation

These animals are appendix 1 listed animals, as such legally require CITES paperwork, I am currently working on updating my paperwork through DEFRA, the body that deals with CITES issues in the UK I’ll post any hiccups or problems related to this procedure should they arise.

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As promised a quick update on the CITES paperwork procurement...first thing, no problems whatsoever, I was dealing with a chap in Bristol...his details and contact info below, I'm sure he's one of many that work out of the offices...

Andy Keirl
CITES Licensing Case Officer
UK CITES Management Authority

Animal Health
Wildlife Licensing & Registration Service
Zone 1/17 Temple Quay House
2 The Square
Temple Quay
Bristol
BS1 6EB

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Procedure as follows,

Fill in relevant application and along with original CITES certificate - send to the above address - a CITES Licensing Case Officer will assess your application and inform you of approval or otherwise in 2-3 weeks....

Microchip - If you animal/s require microchips, ensure you pick these up and have them inserted at you local vet surgery....send the microchip serial number along with your application at the outset.

That's it really, a fairly straightforward exercise that wasn't painful at all....

Finally, all of the above is good for us folk in the north, what is the office our southern members should deal with? If you know or have had dealings please post here...thanks Very Happy

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Post by moloch gibbon Wed May 19, 2010 10:24 am

Great post, Tony! CITES paperwork 792195

Out of interest, what's the cost of a C.I.T.E.S application, and is it per animal or can they be block applied (if for example you had a litter of Dumeril's)?
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Post by Tony W Wed May 19, 2010 10:48 am

Raymond, the pair I had cost £25 to process, of course the purchase and insertion of the microchip ought to be included, however, this will be variable dependent on vet practises......as far as I'm aware each snake in a litter should be applied for separately....to me it wouldn't make sense otherwise...obviously I don't have a definitive answer here...down the road and as and when my Boas breed, I'll be on to DEFRA for advice on certification anyway, so no worries!! CITES paperwork 939388

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Post by Tan Wed May 19, 2010 12:51 pm

Good post Tony, very informative. CITES paperwork 792195 but I'm wondering why I had to deal with Switzerland a few years back when there was someone across the water?
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Post by Tony W Fri May 21, 2010 3:29 pm

Oh quick update, my CITES docs turned up in yesterday's post, so that's the Dumerils all done and dusted!! Very Happy

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Post by jonty Fri May 21, 2010 4:31 pm

Excellent Tony, this seemed to be a very straight forward and might i add quick process.
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