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Topic: New Invasive Fish  (Read 1048 times)

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bioman

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  • Date Registered: Dec 2011
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"Love, author of Certainly More Than You Wanted to Know About the Fishes of the Pacific Coast, noted that California’s crab fishery might be impacted, since crabs are a chief prey item for cobia.
Read more at http://www.grindtv.com/nature/thousands-of-cobia-escape-pens-in-ecuador-why-scientists-are-worried/#wv0GdMoFya18TpEY.99"


BigJim

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  • Location: Watsonville
  • Date Registered: Jun 2009
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Honestly...I'm way more worried about urchins and their impact on kelp and abalone than I am about the chance of cobia coming up here and hurting crabs...

If they DO make it up here I look forward to doing my part to kill em on sight.

 :smt001

 :smt006

Sincerely,

Jim

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