Snakehead Ownership Questions.
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WHY IN THE HELL WOULD aNYONE want to own a snakehead? It was bad to bring them over here because stupid people are releasing them in the wild and they are a huge environment problem. THey jump up on boats and attack you 
Ikhan Bettah said:WHY IN THE HELL WOULD aNYONE want to own a snakehead? It was bad to bring them over here because stupid people are releasing them in the wild and they are a huge environment problem. THey jump up on boats and attack you
Jump in boats? What movie have you been watching? Yes, they can be a huge problem so can't piranha. If in the right hands they are a hobbiests best freind.
Benfica540 said:
Yes i do! I have done my research, talked to many who are involved with F+G directly, and indirectly. You can't sell, breed or transport over state lines. You can give it to someone in the same state, that is what my state says
in michigan i know you are able to own them providing you can prove you owned it before the law was put in effect. i agree that the normal person off the street should not be able to buy one but that if you can prove you are a cappible fish owner that a permit should be issued. similar to owning a big cat(like a caracal 
). anyone could get a tiger and let it go... no permit required for a tiger by the way... i would think a snakehaed to be a little less of a concern then a tiger... just a thought.
). anyone could get a tiger and let it go... no permit required for a tiger by the way... i would think a snakehaed to be a little less of a concern then a tiger... just a thought.Ikhan Bettah said:WHY IN THE HELL WOULD aNYONE want to own a snakehead? It was bad to bring them over here because stupid people are releasing them in the wild and they are a huge environment problem. THey jump up on boats and attack you
That is the most retarded thing i have ever heard
