Neofish2 said:
aybe the law has changed, but in some places it was legal to have a snakehead, if you had one before the law was enacted. But it remands illegal to sell, buy, or import the fish. So your co-worker may or may not be breaking the law.
Illegal Snakeheads
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aybe the law has changed, but in some places it was legal to have a snakehead, if you had one before the law was enacted. But it remands illegal to sell, buy, or import the fish. So your co-worker may or may not be breaking the law.
yes, I have. I just think they are one of the most invasive the most invasive, okay? I can't simply express my own opnion?!?!tai95 said:
yea i saw video were they did this one test in a pond were they did a slighted electicity throuth the wateer and a area about 5x5 feet like 4 jumped up and they kill eveything. they are even trying to ge tinto the great lakes . kill them all. and they can be on land for a alittle while to.
nate da fishman said:
I also saw a video where they did this with an Asian Carp infested river. The electricity caused hundreds to jump at the same time it literally rained 2ft. fishes. :thud:
jennypenny said:
I think Illinois was one of the places that was allowed to sell through there stock but after that no more.
Importation of Channa species into the US, or transport of Channa species across state lines is banned nationwide. Many states also ban the possession of Channa species, and most, if not all, states also prohibit the sale and distribution of Channa species.
I'd read an article where they found a few in the chicago river, but I never heard what they did about it. I know they were concerned they would get into lake michigan from it though.
