Single predator for a 220.
- Thread starter freak78
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hmmmmmmmmm, I knew giants are, and that the rest are illegal to import/export. But i thought most of the smaller species are legal to to own. guess ill have to recheck that, because if so then i guess i am breaking the law.
well look at that, i guess if florida fish and game show up ill just have to convince them hes a bowfin.
How about a smallmouth bass,back when snakeheads were still legal the smallmouths used to destroy snakeheads when people tried to keep them together
yeah, i knew the giants were but i never looked into it for the smaller ones, kinda a bummer, i get they are invasive but im pretty sure there are many other legal to own species that could do the same damage as snakeheads given being released. hell, i legally own multiple tarantulas that would devastate Floridas ecosystem if a one of my breeding pairs got out. well ill stop ranting now.
a 220 is a bit small for a smallmouth, not uncommon to pull a 16-18 incher out of the water.
But it takes awhile to get that size,they tend to grow slower than largemouths
