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Re: Re: collecting exotics for resale
The bigger fish would make an excellent donation to your local zoo to be
served as dinner for fish eating species of animals. I think that it would
be a shameless waste of life to just throw them on shore and leave them
there.
...says the "Phishhed"
WARREN
a.k.a. Phishhed
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-----Original Message-----
From: Phylesis <Phylesis at aol_com>
To: nanf at actwin_com <nanf at actwin_com>
Date: Saturday, May 23, 1998 8:24 PM
Subject: Re: Re: collecting exotics for resale
>
> UH,
> My initial reaction to RRs suggestion to "chuck the big ones to the shore"
>was NO WAY. I don't even kill bugs. :)
>However, concidering the purpose to which this project and NFC is commited,
>perhaps it is best. OK I agree
>Edible you say? hhhmmmmm perhaps next weekend I
>eat fish. : p As for the legallities involved, I can't see
>any responce other than 3 cheers from the state for doing what they have no
>recources to do, there is nothing in the regulations I've seen to hamper
this
>effort. But I'll make a few calls. Ok 4 inches or less and eat the big
>ones... :)
>In the meantime, I'll be looking into inexpensive outdoor holding tank
>options.