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Malaysia 2013 Exotic Pets
Traditionally, domesticated animals such as dogs,
cats, birds and fishes are kept as pets.
Exotic pets are generally deemed as anything other than they typical
domesticated animals . in line with the
changing times, more people are interested to keep exotic pets which come in a
variety of shapes and size such as snakes, spiders, Sugar glider, pygmy
hedgehog and green iguana.
The most obvious advantage of having an exotic pet
is that they are unique and unusual.
There are also very interesting and able to entertain and interact to
give a different sense of satisfaction.
Nevertheless, keeping an exotic animal as a pet
requires some special needs, such as : special housing, live food, and special
medical care. In Malaysia , keeping exotic pets
require special licenses or permits from relevant authorities :
- First Schedule of the Act 716 ( Wildlife ), and Appendix II of Act 686.
- CITES Permit.
60sen • Green Iguana ( Iguana iguana )
The green iguana is among the largest lizard and
most common reptile pet. Native to
Central and South America , active during the
day, iguanas are primarily herbivores, feeding on leaves, flowers and
fruits. They generally live near water
and are excellent swimmers. If
threatened, they can leap from a branch to great heights. Iguanas are a popular pet due to its calm
disposition and bright skin colour.
80sen • African Pygmy Hedgehog ( Atelerix
albiventris x A. algirus )
The African pygmy hedgehog is a hybrid of the
white-bellied hedgehog ( Atelerix
albiventris ) and the Algerian hedgehog ( Atelerix algirus ).
Domesticated species prefer a warm climate ( above 22° ) and do not
naturally hibernate. In the wild, they
eat a diet of mainly insects, but pet owners generally prefer a diet comprising
mainly high protein low fat cat food.
RM1 • Sugar Glider ( Petaurus breviceps )
Sugar Gliders are tiny marsupials native to New Guinea and Australia . They use their gliding membrane that extends
from their front wrist to their rear ankles to move from place to place.
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RM3
Miniature Sheet • Royal Phyton ( Phyton
regius )
RM5
Miniature Sheet • Royal Phyton ( Phyton
regius )
The Royal Phyton is a non-venomous phyton species
found in Africa . They are popular as pets because of their
small size compare to other phytons, and their docile temperament. The colour pattern is typically black or dark
brown with light brown or gold sides and dorsal blotches. They belly is a white or cream that may
include scattered black markings.
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Technical Details
Date of Issue : 5 February 2013
Stamp
Stamp Value : 60sen, 80sen, RM1
Sheet Content : 20 Stamps
Stamp Size : 30 mm x 40 mm
Miniature Sheet
Stamp Value : RM3.00 & RM5.00
(with Transparent Foil Printing)
Miniature Sheet size : 73 mm x 100 mm
Stamp size : 30 mm x 50 mm
Perforation: 14
Paper : SPM Watermark, Phosphor Coated
Printing Process : Litography
Printer : Percetakan Keselamatan
Nasional Sdn Bhd
Stamp Designer : Reign Associates Sdn
Bhd
First Day Cover : 50sen
Folder : RM 5.50
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