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[rgonzales]

Third world country problems vs. first world country problems.

True but it makes the system and goals set pointless

[eklikewhoa]

Third world country problems vs. first world country problems.

[rgonzales]

Nevermind didnt think that through. If the fisheries of the native countries really wanted it to get better they would force farms to release a percentage back into the wild but not gonna happen. I understand not all would survive but at least it would add some to the wild populations. I was told before that was one of the conditions of the farms being able to run but that local gov'ts and cites officials dont enforce it

[eklikewhoa]

There's vids all over the youtube, they have trenches and they run the drag net and just dig them up like bait fish.

[madehtsobi]

There was some guy on MFK that bred just regular arrows but in Thailand or one of those countries. He bred them like crazy!!!! Pond was murky as f***. Use a big *** net scoop them up and open their mouths up and spit into a container. Crazy


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[eklikewhoa]

The farms are actually putting producing mad babies man, they get stripped and and guaranteed survival vs. wild/spit.

[myjohnson]

My thoughts exactly.

From what I've read....the fish's habitat is under attack due to human development.

I don't see how their poppulation can bounce back....

[eklikewhoa]

It ain't gonna happen cause asian people find something that makes money and run that sh1t to the ground and keep it on lock!

[myjohnson]

If they did a recount of the wild population perhaps the law would change. How long have they been on cites? Im sure the population has bounced back some

Why are you so sure?

[eklikewhoa]

as far as I remember... It was maybe 17yrs ago I first heard about it?

[rgonzales]

If they did a recount of the wild population perhaps the law would change. How long have they been on cites? Im sure the population has bounced back some

[eklikewhoa]

You gots to PAY to Play!

[rgonzales]

True

[eklikewhoa]

big risk = big rewards

[rgonzales]

Too much risk imo.