My new gar!!!!
- Thread starter Ambervikings91
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good to hear, and good luck. remember to monitor closely as it's been well-established that these sorts of issues can take time to develop. unless it's a very large aquarium sunfishes and gars will usually end up at odds with each other on some detrimental level. plenty of info to do background checks on this sort of setup. again, good luck with the fishes--
--solomon
Its for a good reason unfortunatly! They found Serrasalmus Rhoms in Hawaii and flordia! Now thats scary!
#1 S. Vettel
Yea search it, the guy even has a pic of when he caught it! Im just pointing out that some irresponsible people ditch their fish for w/e reasons and if it can survive the winter then it will most likely grow! A few bad people ruined it and even the threat is enough to make it a law imo.
#1 S. Vettel
Wow...lol..we're not a lame state, we just have old laws.
Weird, we have snakeheads that were somehow introduced to a reservoir here. Probably smuggled in as a pet and later dumped.
The Department of Land and Natural Resource guys have been trying to catch and kill them all. Catching and raising a snakehead can be subject to a $10,000 -$50,000 fine.
There have been a few fisherman who have caught and youtube'd for proof, gars, in the same reservoir/lake here. After seeing many of the videos, I believe it to be needlefish. Yet I have only seen needlefish in the ocean while diving. Never-the-less, i'd love to get my hands on a freshwater needle.
I'd better check the laws on that too...lol
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Weird, we have snakeheads that were somehow introduced to a reservoir here. Probably smuggled in as a pet and later dumped.
The Department of Land and Natural Resource guys have been trying to catch and kill them all. Catching and raising a snakehead can be subject to a $10,000 -$50,000 fine.
There have been a few fisherman who have caught and youtube'd for proof, gars, in the same reservoir/lake here. After seeing many of the videos, I believe it to be needlefish. Yet I have only seen needlefish in the ocean while diving. Never-the-less, i'd love to get my hands on a freshwater needle.
I'd better check the laws on that too...lol
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