Pea daddy
I live in Thailand my farm is in Thailand and I send only from Thailand. Prani is my wife I live together with she in Thailand.
The money from the sale of our offspring, we use for research on wild peacock here in Aasia these research results and photos I post on my website pavo- muticus.com
for all to see without any payment.
I'm not the only person who has permits papers in Thailand, With certainty have other breeders in Thailand good peacocks and papers.
I have given you some tips and a price, what you do is up to you.
I have no such kind of business practices NECESSARY.
Friederich,
Towards the bottom. You're asking for donations to fund research projects. However, Chiang Mai, where you live, is home to one of the largest universities, with the largest agriculture department in the country. For what it's worth, Chiang Mai also has a zoo, that is partially funded by the University. The Huai Hong Khrai Royal Project, also in Chiang Mai, is literally in your backyard. All of those groups are involved in Green Peafowl research on some level, but you go all over Asia, by yourself, researching Green Peafowl to post to a website? I see.
You say that you live in Thailand full time, yet on the site it says you took time off from work in Germany. I get not updating websites, but I'm just pointing out things as you say they are. They look contradictory.
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But you DO know. By law, all birds being exported are required to have all of these documents, and testing. You know this. Telling people here that you don't know if other breeders are doing this with exported birds is a lie.
@Destin: You asked Reinhold where he got his birds from, and he didn't answer the question, but it's on the Guestbook page of Prani:
I am only speculating that this is his post:
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Hello Prani, it was a pleasure for me to visit you and Fritz in June. I hope you and your animals are well. Congratulations to your breeding station and all the best for the future.
Reinhold
The interesting thing to me is that under the agreement with the German Govt, an owner can travel with "pet birds" with a health certificate, translated to German (Ref EC Decision 25/2007). The number isn't specified. So, let's say Frederich flies to Germany. He can take a number of birds with him as "pets" to Germany at little to no expense, and export them from Germany. I can understand why he'd be upset at some Yank having some people on the ground in Thailand who can circumvent all of the infrastructure he's put into place.
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