Anyone here breed these little tykes or have some they'd
like to send up to western Canada? If someone can pack them well so shells
don't break.

They mail well. You might want to wait a few weeks. Spring is a good time to
mail them: not too hot, not too cold. I wrap them in damp paper towels or
newspaper, with a handful of plant clippings as padding. There's no need to
express mail them; they will be fine for the three or four days domestic mail
usually takes.


Leigh

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