• The ideas of the people - to the masses

  • Katherine

Good day to everyone. A topic with the same name has been created in the "Flea Market" section (the administration should decide on the legitimacy and viability of the topic idea) In order not to clutter the topic in the flea market, for the possible discussion of the idea. The essence is as follows - the supply of livestock, not requiring CITES, is planned for the month of September. That is, the order includes fish and invertebrates that do not require a permit (CITES). For a discerning forum member, the budget-friendly nature of the supply will be immediately apparent. Please, if anyone has any wishes in this regard (species/quantity) - let us know. In general, the order has already been formed, however, there is a place under the sun for everyone... Sincerely. (all those who

Brandi

It would be interesting to see at least approximate prices in the price list.

Sara

Is there a list of these so-called useless animals?

Scott9892

There is some kind of list at the flea market, but it's unclear what the list is for and whether the animals marked in green are city animals or those that have already been ordered.

Luis3725

AL has a slightly different work specification, and the country is different as well. So they can afford a minimal gap. Their list is updated almost weekly, and not because the fish is falling apart. P.S. For some positions, our suppliers have lower prices than in.

Anna9752

AL operates using a standard method with minimal animal waste. They work with a standard set of fish and practically indestructible invertebrates. They are specifically making a small profit. Therefore, many have abandoned the logo (referring to Russia) and switched to Aquatis, for example, where prices can sometimes be very surprising. However, there is a lot of variety there. As for what will happen with us, we will see.

Jesse

So how is the delivery? What’s the news? It’s already mid-September...

Debra

Thank you for your interest. The situation is funny, if not to say tearful. Since a "White" supply scheme was planned, everything was fine when the contract was signed, until we got to payment and receipt of the goods. It turned out that the funds had to be transferred to the account of a private individual, who is in no way connected to the supply contract. This leads to misunderstandings with the regulatory authorities, along with accusations of currency manipulation... Now everything starts over, but with different parties... And time has already passed...

Emily

I read the topic... well, it's the same as always - in our country, they don't allow you to work "legally." It's not profitable primarily for the state itself. And just like in the fun '90s, when 130% taxes were imposed on 100% profits, nothing has changed since then.