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ancouriers
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Hi All
Just a quick message to say hi and to let you know that I don't actually keep reptiles but I do own my own animal courier business and I have been doing some research on how to transport reptiles
I have information on my website about how I propose to move reptiles, if you have a spare minute please pop in and have a read and if you have anything to add that will help me offer a better service with regards to moving reptiles please get in touch
Website address is
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Scott W
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Hi Neil,
Welcome to the site.
With the likelyhood that the last remaining courier service will stop transporting reptiles you may be onto a good thing.
I have deleted your link back to your site, we DO allow links etc but you need to have a post count of 50 or above to benefit from the 1000's of visitors viewing your link.
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Peter Parrot
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Welcome to the forum. Are you intending to work with amphibians also which have very different requirements?
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Welcome, enjoy, and have fun. Rick
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ancouriers
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HI
Thank you for the welcome
I haven't thought about moving amphibians, sorry Can you or can anyone let me know what would be required to ensure the safe delivery of these types of animals
Also any links or details about companies that sell the items I would require would be appreciated
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ancouriers
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If you want you can contact me by email ancouriers@btinternet.com
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Neil
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Peter Parrot
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Basically humidity, and prevention from overheating in warmer weather plus the opposite in colder weather for tropical species. Even the tropical species can over heat suprisingly quickly in a British Summer however.
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Scott W
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Neil, why don't you start a thread in the General forum area, I'm sure you will get lots of tips / advice and experiances involving transporting reptiles, you never know you may even build your post count up enough to be able to place a link to your new venture 
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