It's always the fault of irresponsible* fish keepers.

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If you dont want your fish and your lfs doesn't want your fish and if people don't want it even though it's free
Kill it yourself man don't need to mess everything up for the rest of us


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Jacunaba said:
"Between 20 percent and 69 percent of fish keepers surveyed said they'd released aquarium fish before.


How the fu#% is that even usable data? Gotta love it.


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Releasing non-native fish into the environment happens a lot more often than not. People buy fish like red tailed cats, pacus, koi, goldfish, etc. for their small aquariums. Eventually the fish outgrow the tank. People then dump them into a local pond, lake, or river. It happens all the time. In the state of Florida alone, there are over 300 species of non-native fish in the waterways. Why do you think they ban owning certain fish in different states?
 
That sucks I was thinking of getting an albino red belly pacu at 8" for fourteen bucks but idk anything about them so not for me


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joe jaskot said:
Releasing non-native fish into the environment happens a lot more often than not. People buy fish like red tailed cats, pacus, koi, goldfish, etc. for their small aquariums. Eventually the fish outgrow the tank. People then dump them into a local pond, lake, or river. It happens all the time. In the state of Florida alone, there are over 300 species of non-native fish in the waterways. Why do you think they ban owning certain fish in different states?
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I know this. Been fishing for 25 years. Im very active in fishing management and sustainability. I'm strictly pointing out the lack of substance behind those numbers.




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