:laugh: LMAO!! I would love to see that!ewurm said:If the Asian Aro is legalized in the US, I will eat a handful of Omega One pellets, and post a vid.
:laugh: LMAO!! I would love to see that!ewurm said:If the Asian Aro is legalized in the US, I will eat a handful of Omega One pellets, and post a vid.
Bitsy said::laugh: LMAO!! I would love to see that!You are cute!
The thing is, they must be taken off the endangered species list before they will be legal to keep. Its not CITES thats holding them back, its the fact that they are on the endangered species list thats keeping them illegal in the USfishcatch22 said:it's not to take them off the endangered species list, it's just to make them legal to keep in the USA.
maybe I should move to canada... those fish are THE fish i dream of.... SIGH....dr_sudz said:They are legal in Canada! They come with papers and a micro chip from the farm where they are breed! Breeding them is a big thing in asia. Pretty expensive here greens go for around 400 canadian, RTGs go for 1200, and reds are 2000+. But they are some of the most beautiful fish I have ever seen!
but other endangered species, such as the gopher tortoise, is allowed to be kept with a special permit. why not asian aros?StreetCypher said:The thing is, they must be taken off the endangered species list before they will be legal to keep. Its not CITES thats holding them back, its the fact that they are on the endangered species list thats keeping them illegal in the US
hmmmm? you think i'm not going to get a job in the near future? i'm 16! i'm tired of sitting around on my butt all day!CaptnDan said:Not counting the tank and everything, it'd still take a long time to save up to buy one at $5 a week.