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    Becoming certified for reptiles

    I am in the process of getting certified to ship reptiles and I had a few questions. My first one is do i have to use a over box for my test package? Also, what are the required things I have to put on my package? I hear that you need Live harmless reptile, quantity, and species. Any other helpful info would greatly be appreciated!!
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    I posted Fedex's official Live Harmless Reptile Packaging Guidelines awhile back which should cover all your questions about the test package.
    Last edited by Adam Chandler; 12-27-2011 at 03:53 PM.
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