im just wondering if anybody would know of a career that would involve the studying of fish or something to do with fish that would pay alot. im getting close to graduating and im wondering what i should go to school for.
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BigFish said:
That's an oxymoron. Unless you open up your own business and succeed, you'll never live comfortably in this hobby.
, just smuggle in all the asian aro's you can and your good. 
Commercial divers and fishermen make a good amount of money...mostly because the job is so dangerious. Anything where you study fish such are marine bio, aquatic science or icthyology are not generally well paying and pretty science heavy. The people that do the job do it for the love of the subject, not for the money. Then there is aquaculture (fish farming) and I imagin just like farming anything else it is also not all that well paying. I myself was an aquaculture major with a concentration in aquatic science (like marine bio).
I have a bachelor's in marine zoology and a masters in ichthyology. To pay the bills, though, I bacame an engineer.
Lately, there has been an increase in demand in fields related to aquaculture. Genetics and laboratory fields picking up the most in numbers.
I like viboy's suggestion. You can make a killing as an underwater welder with entry level positions averaging $75k to start. You can eyeball the fish while you're acting as a fire/reflash lookout.
Lately, there has been an increase in demand in fields related to aquaculture. Genetics and laboratory fields picking up the most in numbers.
I like viboy's suggestion. You can make a killing as an underwater welder with entry level positions averaging $75k to start. You can eyeball the fish while you're acting as a fire/reflash lookout.
Benfica540 said:
how much does an importer make. thats what im looking at is to be an importer, and breeder.