Lionfish invasion

Six2seven · Nov 18, 2014

i read anyone can hunt them, don't need a license and there is no limit.

dattack · Nov 18, 2014

If these lionfish invaded california, I believe that it would be exterminated within one year. californians especially the asians will gobble it up.

lurking · Nov 18, 2014

dattack said:

water is probably to cold so we are safe!

zigginit · Nov 18, 2014

dattack said:

lol...

BeanMachine · Nov 18, 2014

Wouldn't nets be easier than that spear? Maybe they do that although a spear would be more fun.

enchiladas · Nov 22, 2014

dattack said:

I am asian and i approve this message :top:

peter · Nov 23, 2014

Good thing they dont really move, kinda messed up but it looks fun haha, but imagine they charged at you after killing one..

Six2seven · Nov 23, 2014

What else could it be used for besides sushi? what other use could fresh fish be used for?

Fly5150 · Nov 23, 2014

Animal food.

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rayray · Nov 23, 2014

5 years ago we were in the bahamas & several resorts had aquariums featuring the lionfish. 1 particular 100,000+ gallon aquarium in Atlantis (Nassau) had probably 100+ plus volitans lionfish. It was somewhat of a novelty for people who didnt know about the looming disaster.

This past summer we toured southern florida, the keys & the barrier reef. Biologist on the boat said that natural predators like gators, sharks, groupers, etc werent even puttting a dent in the lionfish numbers- it was mostly humans getting their numbers down.

zigginit · Nov 23, 2014

Six2seven said:

when I was looking for those pics I saw a bunch of traditional fish dishes made with them but the pics did not look cool enough to post. lol. there was even a lionfish cook book out there.

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