idiot releases fish into wild.Not Natives.

[Bderick67]

Here in the states releasing any fish whether it be native or not is condoned. The are many ecosystems that have been ruined by such. I realize you are in China where the good of the people isn't relly held in high regard let alone the environment.

 

[woodyoz]

i cant find where it says he released it in the han river

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34XD_3Sfa4Y&feature=user

there u go...read the description of the video...and ohh also the comments,there are few like 10 or so...
he also says he released them coz he was going back to US and he didnt wanna ship them

 

[geeimatree]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34XD_3Sfa4Y&feature=user

there u go...read the description of the video...and ohh also the comments,there are few like 10 or so...
he also says he released them coz he was going back to US and he didnt wanna ship them

oooo there was a part 2
time to do some research on the han river

 

[woodyoz]

firstly im not a chinese national...i just live here

Here in the states releasing any fish whether it be native or not is condoned. The are many ecosystems that have been ruined by such. I realize you are in China where the good of the people isn't relly held in high regard let alone the environment.

and america does ??

 

[woodyoz]

oooo there was a part 2
time to do some research on the han river

i would be glad if u do some research and proove me wrong
at least you will do some research befo calling someone an idiot

 

[Hawkfish3.0]

they were introduced for farming..they are not native ,but they were introduced for food production

Do you have any evidence to support this? FYI: Generally, when a fish is introduced for farming purposes, it is contained in a body of water that is not connected to the local ecosystem, thus preventing harm to the natural balance of the ecosystem. Also, Korea gets much too cold, even in South Korea, which this obviously is, to keep RTC's in natural waterways for commercial purposes. Do some research yourself.

 

[woodyoz]

Do you have any evidence to support this? FYI: Generally, when a fish is introduced for farming purposes, it is contained in a body of water that is not connected to the local ecosystem, thus preventing harm to the natural balance of the ecosystem. Also, Korea gets much too cold, even in South Korea, which this obviously is, to keep RTC's in natural waterways for commercial purposes. Do some research yourself.

last time i was in korea i caught a catfish fishing in han river...u knw its more fun that way

i'll leave the "research" part for you...and if u can provide me with evidence to support your point then i would be more than happy to admit i was wrong...

u guys were flaming the guy coz he was american and u just assumed he released the fish in america....coz reading 2 lines of description is too much work eh?

 

[bigspizz]

I knew where he released them, because I saw this video the last time the thread ended in flames...And the time before that....



What part of China you in woody?

 

[woodyoz]

so this video has a history

i keep moving spizz...rite now im into middle china,near shaolin...u stay here too?

 

[paintballingajs]

blah blah blah i try to make everything a big deal if you care so much then do something about it your self all you guys do is ***** if you are passionate about something then join fight for the fishes or something... god all i see on this site is cry baby's criticizing every post on here grow up. positive things will come to positive people not ******** about every little thing. SHUT UP ALREADY WHO CARS WHAT OTHER PEOPLE DO WITH FISH, TANK SIZE OR ANYTHING ELLS ITS NOT YOU!!!


Peace im out!