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Piranha caught in Houston, TX lake.....

CvilleECvilleE Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,177
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  • Lakota72Lakota72 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,267
    It will be interesting to see if this turns into a major problem. It's certainly warm enough for them to survive.
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  • howtobasshowtobass Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 589
    Lakota72:
    It will be interesting to see if this turns into a major problem. It's certainly warm enough for them to survive.
    That's why it's illegal to own them in many states. Funny thing is, you can order them online and have them shipped to your house (illegally) You would think that the company would know better, but they are just trying to make a buck and put the responsibility on the buyer. I'm starting to wonder if it's the same for Cuban cigars?
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  • RhamlinRhamlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,530
    Yup there are quite a few online retailers that will sell "collectables" to US addresses. Reading thru CA's forum it sounds like it's pretty common.
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  • MarkerMarker Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,524
    Rhamlin:
    Yup there are quite a few online retailers that will sell "collectables" to US addresses. Reading thru CA's forum it sounds like it's pretty common.
    There are many pitfalls to ordering into the US. It is not worth it unless you are willing to pay the price of the item and possibly much more for many other reasons.
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  • CvilleECvilleE Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,177
    howtobass:
    Lakota72:
    It will be interesting to see if this turns into a major problem. It's certainly warm enough for them to survive.
    That's why it's illegal to own them in many states. Funny thing is, you can order them online and have them shipped to your house (illegally) You would think that the company would know better, but they are just trying to make a buck and put the responsibility on the buyer. I'm starting to wonder if it's the same for Cuban cigars?
    Yep they are easy to get. People don't understand what they r getting when they get these bad boys. They grow too big for the average aquarium, so people turn them loose all the time once they outgrow the tank. This is a problem though that I'm suprised hadn't already gotten as bad as the snakehead population in the US. I hate it, but as they reproduce they evolve and adapt. Who knows what will happen in future generations.
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  • y2pascoey2pascoe Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,707
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