New Anti-Collecton Legislation introduced in Hawai'i - Page 2

domination2580 · 02/27/2015, 06:03 PM

I don't see their argument betting successful, if it truly is about not being able to keep the same fish that are being exported then they should have a better chance getting it legal to keep aquariums. There is no absolute reason why they shouldn't export fish unless endangered. And you are right, it is hypocritical to try to "save" the fish but go out to eat and order fish. A lot of aquarists actually learn as they go and there had been a lot of breeding. If one does become endangered and someone has it being bred in aquarium....how are they going to be upset if you were to repopulate the area. A lot of people have this hobby down and they do great....

02/27/2015, 06:03 PM	#26
domination2580 Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2015 Posts: 191	I don't see their argument betting successful, if it truly is about not being able to keep the same fish that are being exported then they should have a better chance getting it legal to keep aquariums. There is no absolute reason why they shouldn't export fish unless endangered. And you are right, it is hypocritical to try to "save" the fish but go out to eat and order fish. A lot of aquarists actually learn as they go and there had been a lot of breeding. If one does become endangered and someone has it being bred in aquarium....how are they going to be upset if you were to repopulate the area. A lot of people have this hobby down and they do great....