Should I feed Senegal Bichirs bloodworms?

[twentyleagues]

Only in some states. I know Florida and Georgia are two of them.

I guess I could see them living in the wild there if some numb nuts let a few go. But I don't know if I'd say they could grow to hug population and be considered invasive. I don't know though.

 

[Angelphish]

I guess I could see them living in the wild there if some numb nuts let a few go. But I don't know if I'd say they could grow to hug population and be considered invasive. I don't know though.

They probably don't know either.

 

[kno4te]

I guess I could see them living in the wild there if some numb nuts let a few go. But I don't know if I'd say they could grow to hug population and be considered invasive. I don't know though.

The snakehead is a good example of that here in Florida where I'm from. They have a growing population. They can decimate a lot of fish. Florida bans a lot of the big predatory fish. No wolves or rays allowed here. Only for sale to states that allow rays and wolves with the right permits.

 

[twentyleagues]

Yeah Snakeheads, red tail cats, lionfish. All really hardy warm water species. With how hard the rays are to care for I just don't see the reason. But as my wife says life finds a way.