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![]() They have good intentions in banning exotic animals but by including all saltwater fish on the list they are showing their ignorance.
If you compare the amount of saltwater fish captured for the aquarium trade, to the amount of fish caught for food, the saltwater aquarium fish account for a tiny fraction of a percent of the total fish caught. If they are going to ban saltwater aquarium fish shouldn't they ban food fish first? I agree that logical arguments need to be presented to council. If I were a Vernon area reefer or pet store owner I would point out to them: Endangered species are already protected by CITES Many saltwater fish are captive-bred People's jobs (local and in countries of origin) depend on the saltwater fish trade Lots of other arguments I just can't think of them right now Anyway the more people that post a comment on the article the better.
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