or Trade. 14'' Bowfin, Toledo,OH. PU only.

[Wiggles92]

im about 30 miles west of chicago and would love to take him. Will he be okay with a 14" spotted gar, and a 12" Jag

How big of an aquarium will they be living in?

 

[tyjo1334]

210g 96x20x24

 

[Wiggles92]

210g 96x20x24

It should be fine for a while, but the bowfin may eventually outgrow that aquarium. It might even try to eat the jag and/or gar (more likely the jag) when it gets bigger, so watch for aggression between it and its tankmates.

 

[lamanuts]

ill take him, you have pm

 

[mike1987]

Pm replied.

And gar and bowfin fine, jag is iffy due to them being pricks . But up to u to try

 

[mike1987]

bump

 

[mike1987]

Bump, pms are coming in, but nonbody has come to claim him yet.

 

[mike1987]

Bump!

 

[Mr.Catfish]

Not to be a prick or anything...But legally you can't sell this fish for cash. Ohiolaws says wild caught native fish can't be sold. Only native fish bred in captivity under a aquaculture permit can be sold.
Just a heads up,don't want to see anyone get in trouble.

 

[Wiggles92]

Not to be a prick or anything...But legally you can't sell this fish for cash. Ohio law says wild caught native fish can't be sold. Only native fish bred in captivity under a aquaculture permit can be sold.
Just a heads up,don't want to see anyone get in trouble.

It's possible that the seller got it from a vendor as a legally acquired wild-caught fish. I know that some vendors on here are licensed to capture and sell fish that are native to their states, so the trade of such fish should be fine. It all comes down to whether the seller caught it himself or bought it from someone else.