Ariz. Admin. Code § R3-2-1010 - Importation of Aquatic Animals
A. The owner, or owner's agent, importing
live aquatic animals into the state shall ensure the animals are accompanied by
the following:
1. A Certificate of Aquatic
Health as defined in
R3-2-1001, based upon
an inspection of the originating facility within the 12 months preceding the
shipment;
2. A transporter license
issued under R3-2-1007; and
3. An
import permit number issued by the Department under this Section, legibly
written or typed on the certificate of aquatic health.
B. The owner, or owner's agent, of live
aquatic animals, except those imported by a retail outlet as prescribed in
A.R.S. §
3-2907(J),
shall ensure that the animals are consigned to or in the care of:
1. An Arizona resident;
2. An aquaculture facility, fee fishing
facility, or special license holder licensed by the Department;
3. A holder of an aquatic wildlife stocking
permit issued by the Arizona Game and Fish Department; or
4. A holder of any aquatic animal license
issued by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
C. The owner, or owner's agent, may obtain an
import permit number from the Department, Office of the State Veterinarian, by
providing the following information:
1.
Consignor's name, address, and telephone number;
2. Consignee's name, address, and telephone
number;
3. Consignee's Department
establishment number issued by the Department or a copy of an aquatic wildlife
stocking permit or the license issued by the Arizona Game and Fish
Department;
4. Origin of the
shipment;
5. Genus, species, and
common name of aquatic animals to be imported; and
6. Quantity and size classification of
aquatic animals to be imported.
D. An import permit number remains valid for
15 calendar days from the date of issuance by the Department.
E. The Department shall refuse entry to any
shipment that does not comply with this rule.
F. The Department shall quarantine and
require destruction of any shipment, after its arrival, that it determines is
infected with or was previously exposed to any causative agent or disease
listed in
R3-2-1009.
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