A few winters ago I was @ work before having to go to class and and I was listening to the news on my route truck radio... the news came on and some guy in Minnesota had caught a Piranha while Ice fishing... And it had weighed POUNDS!!!
NEVER release an aquarium fish into the wild.
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I just take them to the LFS mostly...if I really don't want the fish anymore I just tell them I just want some frozen bloodworms or something cheap.
If it is an ASAP situation then Craigslist okay cuz the FREE fish ad always brings people. Otherwise CL sucks for trying to sell fish.
If it is an ASAP situation then Craigslist okay cuz the FREE fish ad always brings people. Otherwise CL sucks for trying to sell fish.
We have a few farm ponds on our properties and friends also have farm ponds. Our tank fish come from these ponds and get placed back from time to time. While I understand and agree with the sentiment here, a little common sense goes a long way. I worry more about introducing something to my tanks than introducing something into the pond.
So, for the most part I understand but, there are exceptions to the rule.
So, for the most part I understand but, there are exceptions to the rule.
i agree this but a non harmful fish which is a non native and with out any disease can be released in the wild
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