Looking for Neoponera Villosa Queens for cheap. I'm in CA. Leave number or email in reply. Ty.
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, May 6 2024 1:41 AM
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Posted May 6 2024 - 1:41 AM
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Posted May 6 2024 - 2:26 AM
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Not going to be legal in California.
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Posted May 6 2024 - 3:24 AM
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Not legal?
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Posted May 6 2024 - 3:37 AM
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Yeah. Invasive I’m pretty sure if released within CA and you also need a permit to keep them in states where they don’t live. They are known as Texas Bullet Ants but I’m not sure If they are actually legal in Texas (pretty sure they are). I’d see why that would be an option…
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Posted May 6 2024 - 3:46 AM
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They're legal in both California and Texas? I'm not sure. I saw some online but out of stock. Where do you get the permit in CA and which form do I need to fill out?Yeah. Invasive I’m pretty sure if released within CA and you also need a permit to keep them in states where they don’t live. They are known as Texas Bullet Ants but I’m not sure If they are actually legal in Texas (pretty sure they are). I’d see why that would be an option…
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Posted May 6 2024 - 4:01 AM
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Actually you only need that permit to ship it over state lines, you can keep it if you caught it in CA. If you would like to buy them from out of state, fill out a PPQ 526 Permit on the APHIS eFile website.They're legal in both California and Texas? I'm not sure. I saw some online but out of stock. Where do you get the permit in CA and which form do I need to fill out?Yeah. Invasive I’m pretty sure if released within CA and you also need a permit to keep them in states where they don’t live. They are known as Texas Bullet Ants but I’m not sure If they are actually legal in Texas (pretty sure they are). I’d see why that would be an option…
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Posted May 7 2024 - 3:07 AM
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Ty. Let me know if you know anyone who has some in CA or someone who could ship them.Actually you only need that permit to ship it over state lines, you can keep it if you caught it in CA. If you would like to buy them from out of state, fill out a PPQ 526 Permit on the APHIS eFile website.They're legal in both California and Texas? I'm not sure. I saw some online but out of stock. Where do you get the permit in CA and which form do I need to fill out?Yeah. Invasive I’m pretty sure if released within CA and you also need a permit to keep them in states where they don’t live. They are known as Texas Bullet Ants but I’m not sure If they are actually legal in Texas (pretty sure they are). I’d see why that would be an option…
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