Sending insects

that's for sure!

They are at the customs office. There's a traffic jam.
And as for the dates-I say-two departures are mixed up. 12 and 13 years old. See by date of departure 23.04.2013 accepted, 26.04. 2013 left sorting. What's not clear????

Please share the subtleties of how it is cheaper and easier to send dry insects from Russia abroad.
I recently had to send some beetles to England.
Since I had no experience, I was chased by my aunts in post offices as soon as they heard what I wanted to send.
Many people said that it is simply impossible and that's all. although the rules don't just say live ones.
I learned something like that I need a piece of paper from sanepidemnadzor, I spent 1.5 hours making out my beetles, I was the 1st one there. all the employees came running to see my beetles.
I made out a piece of paper, but somehow they wrote it down incorrectly there and I had to weigh each beetle separately at the post office.
the tiny package cost 900 rubles, not counting the permit.
and a friend of mine in England got all the beetles in a terrible state.

This post was edited by Zunimassa - 04.07.2013 21: 24

the tiny package cost 900 rubles, not counting the permit.

Sending a small package (there is such a type of mail) weighing up to 100 grams costs about 160 rubles.
SES authorization is not required.

Insects (in packages under a cellophane) are best packed in a plastic container, laid with cotton wool, the container is sealed with tape crosswise-so that it does not open accidentally.
Such a postal item must be accompanied only by a postal customs declaration (form CN-23, I think) in 2 copies. All!

I will add on my own - learn the rules of forwarding and enthusiastically quote them for all insinuations of mail employees. It is useful to add that you send such things regularly, and everything always goes without problems.

I've sent so many packages, I can't count them. Once only in Belarus they wanted to do customs clearance. But now there is an order. In Russia, however, there are delays, but they do get through. To Europe, in general, in 6 - 8 days receive. No permissions required. I write (and then, if asked, what is there) - dry entomological material (in English) And all.

I was here in the spring asking how best to send straightened butterflies.
I sent all your recommendations to EuRyALUs (Evgeny Azhipa) and received them-see photo1. Photo2 clearly shows how quality " A "has turned into quality"D". I wouldn't have asked why, but the "sender" didn't even deign to respond. INSURE YOUR MAIL ITEMS!

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I was here in the spring asking how best to send straightened butterflies.
I sent all your recommendations to EuRyALUs (Evgeny Azhipa) and received them-see photo1. Photo2 clearly shows how quality " A "has turned into quality"D". I wouldn't have asked why, but the "sender" didn't even deign to respond. INSURE YOUR MAIL ITEMS!

I feel sorry for you.

Sending impaled butterflies by mail is akin to playing Russian roulette, but the probability of a favorable outcome is lower.

Unfortunately, you are not alone , you also received material from this seller, everything arrived three months late and in a broken state ((The seller did not even warn that the material was straightened out.

Unfortunately, you are not alone , you also received material from this seller, everything arrived three months late and in a broken state ((The seller did not even warn that the material was straightened out.

Not a single butterfly sent is labelled!

Not a single butterfly sent is labelled!

What's the point of labeling the output ones?

I found a couple of photos of the received packages, no comments







This post was edited by OEV - 11.11.2013 20: 07

Yes, it seems that they are thrown into the wall with all their "love" for foreign objects. I myself recently had a similar case when sending material to Belarus.

What's the point of labeling the output ones?

And who even said whether they are deductive or not deductive? Dry!
I didn't even answer the question: how do you send pupae of tropical butterflies in winter? By the way, is this possible at all, or is it just a lottery, like sending straightened material?

Yes, it seems that they are thrown into the wall with all their "love" for foreign objects. I myself recently had a similar case when sending material to Belarus.

I must stand up for our mail - in my opinion, they do not divide customers into "their own" and "others '" - they trample packages underfoot and beat them against the wall in the same way.

I didn't even answer the question: how do you send pupae of tropical butterflies in winter? By the way, is this possible at all, or is it just a lottery, like sending straightened material?

I know that responsible people do not send orchids in the cold season.

And who even said whether they are deductive or not deductive? Dry!

As far as I know, EuRyALUs has most (if not all)of its content own breeding.

how do you send the pupae of tropical butterflies in winter? By the way, is this possible at all, or is it just a lottery, like sending straightened material?

And what is the minimum temperature that pupae can withstand?. butterflies?
I doubt that the mail cars are heated (why?). In this case, only frost-resistant (non-tropical) species can be sent in winter.

I have repeatedly received pupae of the tropics in winter. It was mostly true and there were some problems. I don't understand how they don't freeze.

I have repeatedly received pupae of the tropics in winter. It was mostly true and there were some problems. I don't understand how they don't freeze.

Did the color and tone of the released copies change in comparison with the standard ones? This spring in Ukraine I caught an almost black anglerfly! Clearly, Santa Claus worked on the pupa.

How do I get insects from Brazil?
Let's say there are people who want to fish for me, but I don't want them to have any problems with the police.
I often see wild samples from the Japanese or on ebay, but the prices are off the charts.
how do they get them? smuggled in border areas or bribed for permits?
I am also interested in the situation with India.

This post was edited by Zunimassa - 29.01.2014 04: 53

Let's say there are people who want to fish for me, but I don't want them to have any problems with the police.

Just to keep the conversation going: You are in the Russian Federation and the police and friends in Brazil - how can you do something from here? Isn't it easier for friends to find out everything on the spot (if of course they live there, and not on the beach came to lie down)?

Brazil and India are examples of the most "suitable" countries for illegal fishing.

Brazil and India are examples of the most "suitable" countries for illegal fishing.

About India - in the neighboring CosMosk forum in India, the third or fourth month is a hurricane - so far only the wallet has been blocked by local thieves. Apparently, everything is different in different places of the same country.

About India - in the neighboring CosMosk forum in India, the third or fourth month is a hurricane - so far only the wallet has been blocked by local thieves. Apparently, everything is different in different places of the same country.

For which I thank him very much! The second year I'm going to describe the collected earwigs, alas.

But not to warn "those who want to catch" about the possibility of getting into the local zindan, at least not fair.

please tell me how you can send eppendorf with beetles from Russia to the Czech Republic at the expense of the recipient! ?
Russian Post doesn't inspire confidence, maybe dimex or fedex?

This post was edited by AGG - 07.10.2015 21: 55

please tell me how you can send eppendorf with beetles from Russia to the Czech Republic at the expense of the recipient! ?
Russian Post doesn't inspire confidence, maybe dimex or fedex?

Eppendorf with beetles will draw out 250 rubles with the maximum cost of packaging.

well tada will send sam

Excuse me)Maybe the question is off-topic)but still)How do I get entomological material from Moldova?any other options?I'm in Moscow by myself)Has anyone recently received it?

Tell me how to send a parcel with insects in an entomological box without damaging them.

Tell me how to send a parcel with insects in an entomological box without damaging them.

all carefully prick with needles and wrap the box with at least one layer of polyurethane foam (or analog) up to 1 cm in a layer (preferably in 2 layers) . So I sent up to 3 boxes to Italy at once and received them back more than once (up to 1 thousand mounted copies) . The percentage of breakdowns is about 1-3 % (boxes 25 by 35 cm). But this percentage can not be avoided, but what it will have to do with the material is how fate disposes of it. and escorted me according to the documents.