That's too bad. We can't have Northern or Southern flying squirrels in Oregon but the giants and Japanese pygmy flying squirrels are allowed, probably just because they are pretty much impossible to get. I don't want to shift the focus from the red giant but are Siberian flying squirrels obtainable...

Ash wrote:Yeah. And that's too bad.

Don't get too sad. Some doesn't mean all. In fact iirc she only asked to the shop where the vid id from.

Ash wrote:Were they planning on getting one? That would be great if we could hear first-hand from owners.

Do you mean by they the friend and and fellow Sybil's den member I talked about?( If so I recall her asking some Japanese brokers/breeders if they made exports (she got no for an answer))

A friend of mine who is also a member here wanted one of these.

Is it me or are the better looking of the kangaroos getting rarer or already extinct in the US trade? I haven't seen an ad from EA4S

Not exciting if one asks me, considering that they might be as some said hard to keep, therefore their breeders mainly consist of "not a pet" brokers/breeders

This sorta became the tamandua color thread so I'll drop it here that someone had a albino tamandua born in the US and NO it's not chasingtail so be nice. But it's not public info so I feel a bit bad even posting this but it's cool that there's hope for some rare colors of some species. I have hear...

Sorry to hear your loss.

I will ditto Trefoil, how about naming it Bobo or thistle

I heard that stag beetles and rhinoceros beetles are illegal to import and keep in the US. Why are they banned?

Would brush-tail possums be considered as fur animals here?

Never knew him but I shall send his owners condolences.

She already did

Everybody is a Solomon or a Doctor Dolittle in the web

Time to change your signature (or whatever the text on the bottom of everyone's post is) then.