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Your thoughts on recent mini tiger boom
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Nice 3 bar indo.
Just because I see them post more often in the Datnoid section. I'd like anyone's opinion and/or advise though.why didnt ask for my advise...
Nice 3 bar shaiful, I got two just like it. It's probably just coincidence and let me know if it's the same for you but my two 3 bar IT are always fully stable and my 4 bar is only sometimes stable. Not getting into the stability thing because it's been beaten to death on multiple forums I just thought it was interesting and hopefully it stays that way.
I guess I could have rephrased the title a little, what's happening is they're booming in Singapore and the shop I work at has had them available for a few weeks now and we're able to bring in a pretty good number of them. The first two groups were brought in because my coworker assumed I'd want them and go figure she was right. I'm just somewhat concerned that the fact that they're being captured so small could mean no more tigers if this keeps up.
Thorough as usual, thanks for the input. Let me ask, do you think that this could be a problem, fishing them so young and all?
My shop is getting them from our usual supplier, same as the rest of our fish. It's just a guess but I think they're going to be more readily available in the coming weeks in more locations.
Of course it's a problem. I'm not sure about Indonesia, but in Thailand catching and selling the young, while eating the grown is obviously unsustainable.
If Pulcher were eaten in Thailand, you can bet your house they eat them in Cambodia, and more than likely in Vietnam too. Did you know that pulcher in it's last years in Thailand would fetch more on a dinner plate in the posh Chinese restaurants in China Town than it would being sold into a fish tank! If all these little fishes we see are really Pulcher, and the catch them with nets, how do the big ones survive? It's impossible to fish with nets for small fish and not kill big fish by accident.
If Pulcher were eaten in Thailand, you can bet your house they eat them in Cambodia, and more than likely in Vietnam too. Did you know that pulcher in it's last years in Thailand would fetch more on a dinner plate in the posh Chinese restaurants in China Town than it would being sold into a fish tank! If all these little fishes we see are really Pulcher, and the catch them with nets, how do the big ones survive? It's impossible to fish with nets for small fish and not kill big fish by accident.
