A kid buys a RTC for a 20 gallon and releases it!

That's why we have such strict import an quarantine laws in australia, these sorts of fish would devostate our native fish, mind you they're expensive as he'll here so no one in there right mind would let a $1000+ fish go in the creek

That's why we have such strict import an quarantine laws in australia, these sorts of fish would devostate our native fish, mind you they're expensive as he'll here so no one in there right mind would let a $1000+ fish go in the creek. Very irresponsible, makes me more angry when you see people try and house these a awesome fish in 180's and such, these fish needs MASSIVE tanks or ponds

Eh with any luck he lives in a place where should he actually release it, it will get eaten immediately or won't tolerate the water conditions and die soon after

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Eh with any luck he lives in a place where should he actually release it, it will get eaten immediately or won't tolerate the water conditions and die soon after

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I think you need read the username in Youtube picture....he appeared to living in a warm place.

I just left a comment on his video and messaged him in an attempt to educate him a bit. Tried not to be harsh, just realistic. Might be a good idea for more of us to comment.

Just be glad he let it be known what he planned on doing... Think about the ones that just let them go and we never get a chance to say nothing. I agree it is a sad situation and will never stop unless the prices of fish like these GO UP!

Must really grind your gears


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I think the import laws in Aus are junk! 90% of the fish on the list cant even live in our waters, winter will kill them, but the price effect it has on the rare fish is good as it does stop kids and the unknown from buying such species, I think thats actually how all these types of fish should be sold if you cant afford to spend 1k on the fish you wont be able to afford the tank later down the track and the food also gets quite costly.

As for the kid, not good but I doubt he could even understand the long term effects this would have.