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[N-E Cichlids]

well then can I myself house one legaly. like in a tank with out a permit?
just a question.

-GKF

Atlantic Stingray Yes
All other Freshwater Rays No.

You will never get a permit either. Hobbyist are not allowed to get the permit to keep them.

 

[Onion01]

this is purely hypothetical, but let's say some non-florida vendor sent me a ray, would it get to my house or be caught in customs if it came by fedex/ups/usps?

 

[N-E Cichlids]

That depends on Which FWC officer is reading this. Ever since 9/11 all packages are subject to random searches. I can tell you it is a felony to transport restricted species across Florida state lines.

Any vendor who is willing to risk a felony for one sale deserves what ever happens to them.

 

[Onion01]

i'm glad we are only speaking "hypothetically"

 

[N-E Cichlids]

FYI: If you live in Florida or any state where river rays are illegal don't ask me for them.

 

[Onion01]

FYI: If you live in Florida or any state where river rays are illegal don't ask me for them.

yes, duh, I know. You are a good boy

 

[L Aquatics]

how big are the atlantics?

 

[Onion01]

how big are the atlantics?

i wouldn't go for them. according to other members, they only do okay short term in FW

 

[stingrayguy]

i wouldn't go for them. according to other members, they only do okay short term in FW

dude??... they have done okay.. just have to take good care of them. Bump for Nick

 

[milkman407]

Atlantic Stingray Yes
All other Freshwater Rays No.

You will never get a permit either. Hobbyist are not allowed to get the permit to keep them.

they stopped giving permits out i believe mid 1990's. I know 2 people who are hobbyists and have them.

but either way, sorry for the derail