Considering freshwater stingrays

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mehh I know lots of people with snakeheads around here. if you have the space and want to take a ride outside of Texas to pick one up then do it. it's VERY difficult to get caught.
 
nicholasdances;4858375; said:
mehh I know lots of people with snakeheads around here. if you have the space and want to take a ride outside of Texas to pick one up then do it. it's VERY difficult to get caught.
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I'm a teen so I could only have one shipped. No car yet :/
 
Nah. Dude, as a teen...You don't want to start doing illegal stuff...Even if it does have to do with fish. Haha.

I'm in AZ, and I really /REALLY/ want freshwater rays, because I have the perfect space for it. But my parents probably wouldn't be happy with thousands of dollars in fines for keeping a certain type of fish I knew wasn't allowed here. Doubt yours would be too happy either. ;)
 
Mudslinger14;4858658; said:
Nah. Dude, as a teen...You don't want to start doing illegal stuff...Even if it does have to do with fish. Haha.

I'm in AZ, and I really /REALLY/ want freshwater rays, because I have the perfect space for it. But my parents probably wouldn't be happy with thousands of dollars in fines for keeping a certain type of fish I knew wasn't allowed here. Doubt yours would be too happy either. ;)
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Lol very true. I'll just have to live without them then. Well does anyone have an suggestions for a different large, exotic, bottom dwelling fish that would work for me or do I need to post yet another thread about that? Cus I'd really rather not haha.
 
charles-n-charge;4858256; said:
Pretty much everything that gets too big is being moved. The pacus will be thrown into a larger natural pond on our property which is huge.
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Is this a pond in the ground outside? If so, that is how non-native fish get introduced into the wild sometimes. Flooding, birds, etc can help the fish escape. Not a good idea really.
 
Rtc, tsn....Rtcxtsn haha.
Big catfish are <3
 
critter_bob;4858775; said:
Is this a pond in the ground outside? If so, that is how non-native fish get introduced into the wild sometimes. Flooding, birds, etc can help the fish escape. Not a good idea really.
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The pond goes into a ditch so flooding won't harm anything. And they are both females so they can't breed to create small pacus for birds to carry. I have no intensions to have little pacus in all our lakes and rivers haha I thought that one through. The only problem would be how cold it gets some years around here, but idk if thatll kill them or not. Just have to see I guess. It's creul to say but so true. Honestly though, I think pacus are one of the dumbest fish to have in the aquarium trade, and they sell them at PETSMART lmao.
 
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