I've seen lot of sterlets (smaller species) for sale online quite regularly, especially on aquabid. He should check on aquabid.
Why it'd be quite feasible for many people in the US to keep a Siberian or a white.There are better options over a Siberian or white sturgeon....not mentioned that these other smaller sturgeon species are readily available. Just can't believe you suggested a Siberian over the readily available smaller species.
There are licensed government-based hatcheries breeding shovelnose sturgeons but, I don't recall any offering individual sales in the last 30 years.
There are better options over a Siberian or white sturgeon....not mentioned that these other smaller sturgeon species are readily available. Just can't believe you suggested a Siberian over the readily available smaller species.
Look at the date. They're always available on aquabid often but it just depends on the seasons.Please enlighten us all on which "smaller species" are "readily available" here in the US bc like everyone else albino sterlets at 500 bucks a pop off the idiot on eBay. Other than a humongous pet store that can turn the fish around quickly who the hell has that money for that space... but please if you know something we don't enlighten us and give us the websites or locations where you have readily seen other species available
Only if you check aquabid frequently, you will see other sturgeon species for sale.Yeah... aquabid only sells siberian sturgeons.