Captive-bred definition
Captive-bred or “bred in captivity” means raptors, including eggs, hatched in captivity from parents that mated or otherwise transferred gametes in captivity.
Captive-bred means raptors (including eggs) raised in captivity and which are imprinted to humans.
Captive-bred means any legally-obtained amphibian or reptile, for which fertilization and birth occurred in captivity, has spent its entire life in captivity, and is the offspring of legally obtained progenitors.
More Definitions of Captive-bred
Captive-bred or "born in captivity" means any legally-obtained amphibian or reptile that:
Captive-bred means a bird which has been hatched and bred from parental stock in a human controlled environment and has been marked by a seamless closed ring or, where the Wild Birds Regulation Unit is satisfied that this marking method is not appropriate because of the physical or behavioural properties of the bird, by means of a uniquely numbered, unalterable microchip transponder conforming to ISO Standards 11784: 1996 (E) and 11785: 1996 (E);
Captive-bred means an elephant born in a controlled environment;
Captive-bred means born in captivity.
Captive-bred means hatched and bred from legally acquired parental stock in a human controlled environment, and in the case of European territory birds it is either close-ringed or micro- chipped;
Captive-bred means any privately owned animal, which is born inside of and has spent its entire life in captivity and is the offspring of privately owned animals that are born inside of and have spent their entire life in captivity.
Captive-bred means any raptor, including eggs, hatched in captivity resulting from parents that