Why are you asking me? I didn't write FL's laws. Ask your state.
BTW, "Trahira" is NOT only used in conjunction with Hoplias sp. There's also the Golden Trahira - Hoplerythrinus unitaeniatus - which only grows to 6".
So, IMO, I would contact the state DNR and get confirmation of the meaning of the law before taking it upon myself to bring in a potentially illegal species. Make sure they aren't using 'Trahira' in lieu of the Family Erythrinidae.
BTW, "Trahira" is NOT only used in conjunction with Hoplias sp. There's also the Golden Trahira - Hoplerythrinus unitaeniatus - which only grows to 6".
So, IMO, I would contact the state DNR and get confirmation of the meaning of the law before taking it upon myself to bring in a potentially illegal species. Make sure they aren't using 'Trahira' in lieu of the Family Erythrinidae.