#Tad poles in a freezer code#

To provide minimum standards of care for keeping of amphibians in captivity.This has been done with the assistance of the Melbourne Zoo (Herpetofauna Department), the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) (Biodiversity and Natural Resources Division), the Amphibian Research Centre, the Australian Veterinary Association and The Royal Society for the Protection of Animals.

#Tad poles in a freezer code#

This Code of Practice outlines the welfare needs of amphibians kept in aquaria. Please refer to the Regulations for up-to-date private wildlife licence requirements (including which species can be kept under particular licences). Please note: the Wildlife Regulations 2013 take precedence over this Code of Practice. Its purpose is to provide minimum standards of care for the keeping of amphibians in captivity and to encourage the protection of wild populations from illegal take and introduction of disease and genetic contamination.

The Code of Practice for the Welfare of Amphibians in Captivity outlines the welfare needs of amphibians kept in aquaria.

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